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Old 10-23-2015, 01:18 PM
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Get yourself a Peacock, or guinea(2) fowl. They'll clean up your yard also great watchdogs.

Friend of mine has them in Missouri & they roam his property & reall do a GOOD job.

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Old 10-23-2015, 01:55 PM
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Yeah, no doubt! I have 4 hens and a rooster and i get 6 eggs a day on average.

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Pulled this one from my shep. pup this afternoon! These things are every place again all of a sudden! I heard of some powder stuff you spread on your grass when its dry, can even put on dog food. TSC. anyone ever try it, or hear of it?
Wait, you have hens that lay eggs twice a day?What kind of hen is that?

Permethrin is very effective and can be sprayed on the grass. Safe for dogs too, but not to eat.NOT SAFE FOR CATS,DEADLY
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Old 10-23-2015, 09:56 PM
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Have had many on the dog. Interesting that the dog may be allergic to the tick medicine. Our golden has been itching like crazy maybe that's why. Had a tick crawling on me tonight after hunting too. They seem really bad this season.
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He certainly may be Chris, we have a cat that reacts bad to the hartz brand tick drops. Both our cats get frontline and flea/tick collars, no bugs in our house.

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Wait, you have hens that lay eggs twice a day?What kind of hen is that?

Permethrin is very effective and can be sprayed on the grass. Safe for dogs too, but not to eat.NOT SAFE FOR CATS,DEADLY
Rhodeisland Reds. I will be outside in the middle of the day and one of the hens start goin nuts, i would go see what is goin on and there would be another egg in box.

We use some kind of med the vet gave us on our femaleadult shep but for 2 days after she lays around like she is an old hound dog. 2 days later she is back up and full of energy again. Certifex I think is name of it. Wasnt sure the effect it would have on pup. We dont have any cats- neighbor stole them!!
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It's better then finding Lewis in bed!!
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