Things I'm mad about today

#19,879
#19,879
GordonC said:
behind the tree and the poll
he fooled you
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he is one angry Capon now
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#19,887
superdave1984 said:
Ticks. Man I hate those things. I am sure there's some creature that lives off eating them, but we clearly ain't got those things running loose in my neighborhood
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Buddy of mine got "alpha gal syndrome" from a tick bite a while back. Had never heard of it until then. Bad business.
 
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#19,888
GordonC said:
Buddy of mine got "aplha gal syndrome" from a tick bite a while back. Had never heard of it until then. Bad business.
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Off to google again.

Before I read up on it, I thought that your buddy had become the head of the women's group at church or something.

www.cdc.gov

About Alpha-gal Syndrome

An overview of alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), including how to prevent it and what to do if you have it.
www.cdc.gov www.cdc.gov
 
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VolNExile said:
Off to google again.

Before I read up on it, I thought that your buddy had become the head of the women's group at church or something.

www.cdc.gov

About Alpha-gal Syndrome

An overview of alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), including how to prevent it and what to do if you have it.
www.cdc.gov www.cdc.gov
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Right. That's what I thought at first. Hahaha
 
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#19,892
superdave1984 said:
Too many cats around here for chickens to have a chance. Besides, chicken is one of the few things I can still eat.
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Once, I pencil/napkin designed a chicken coop for a skeptical friend whose home was on ten acres with about half that pasture. Tubular metal frame, heavy wire overlaid with chicken wire, wheels, with a spiked retractable skirt that would penetrate ground. He could add lockable wheels to his hen house and tow the lot around his pasture, providing his chickens a fresh patch of ground every so often, and allowing the previous placement to recover. It was tall enough to walk around inside without having to be stooped over. His threats were raccoons and foxes (this was a few decades ago; I suppose now, coyotes would be a factor). He liked the idea but professed that he wasn’t interested enough to make the investment in constructing it.

Edit: I should add that he was a metal worker and had the means and skills to make it.
 
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