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Hope his brain case group was ventilated prior to release.

Yep, no more chicken eaten for him.

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Chickens can breath a little easier tonight. I came down the fourth morning and found it was a possum after all...

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Great looking WR! I sold my yz450 a couple of years ago and still miss it. There aren't any motocross tracks where I live now so I'm looking at getting a WR as well. Although I think I'm going to go with the WR250 enduro version instead of converting a 450 to be street legal. 

Does the new WR feel sluggish compared to the YZ?

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I guess I need to improve my trapping skills!  Score: Critter 3 | Me 0

First night, critter ate the chickens. Second night I set the trap, came down the next morning to find the trap was sprung and the bait was gone... but the trap was empty! Third night I set the trap, come down the next morning to find the bait was gone... and the trap hadn't been sprung!
Now I'm beginning to worry I'm actually training the critters to come to the chicken coop to get free food  :knucklehead: 

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Sounds like it is time for something better than a live trap. Just saying

The live trap is just so I don't have to be there when it comes back... it will still meet the same fate as the last one.

Something got a couple of mine too. They are just gone. No evidence. Found one duck torn up. Don't know what it was. My son set a live trap and what ever he caught got loose. He was closing up the birds and heard something growling.  By the sound of it he said badger. (He has been taking wild life management classes) Googled what a badger sounds like and he said that is what it was. No way I'm going after a badger at night.

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I'm in central Kentucky... about a half mile from the nearest good sized creek. Not sure if we have mink around here.

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Some kind of critter got into my daughters chicken coop last night. One chicken was totally devoured... nothin but a pile of feathers. Two others had their heads eaten off, but there carcasses were still in tact (mostly). And three lived through the attack. I'm assuming it was a opossum, so I set a trap to catch it. The last opossum that attacked our chickens had the misfortune of doing it while my wife was outside. She heard them screemin and ran down with the kids and our dog and scared it up a tree. I came down with a riffle and a flashlight which illuminated two eyes looking down at me from the top of the tree. I got lucky and managed to put a bullet through its nose with my first shot. 

Hopefully the trap will work and we won't lose any more tonight.


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Real Man Knowledge base / Re: Coconut oil
« on: April 24, 2017, 07:42:39 PM »
I always drank my coffee black, until I started doing it this way a couple of years ago. Unlike a certain helicopter pilot we all know, who has to foo foo it up with all kinds of chemical sweetners before he's able to take a sip :)

Thankful for the life God's blessed me with... beautiful wife, great kids, and time to be with them!


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Real Man Knowledge base / Re: Coconut oil
« on: April 23, 2017, 10:54:11 PM »
We get the cold pressed, unrefined stuff from Costco and use it every day. My wife uses it for makeup removal and skin moisturizing, but we also put it into our morning coffee (with some sweetner) and blend it in the blender to froth it up like a cappuccino. Even use it as a teeth whitener... and it works great.

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