Dutty Panty
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cheers dutty,,
beacon hill park, victoria,, maybe 100 miles, not even,, from you now,, bet the tree is still alive,, that pic about 30 years ago
so I was 4. Kick ass picture
Our Veggie Gardens!
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so I was 4. Kick ass picture
Dutty Panty
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Uploaded duck pic wrong evidently
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There already 25% bigger
Garden plans this week.
Till 4 beds that are 2'x 30' for corns
Till 16 beds that are 2' X 15' for other veggies.
Build sunflower area by the house old chicken area
Start stirring in all the amended pumpkin shit soil into a 10' X 10' hole that's 5' deep. It's full of manure and other pumpkin loving stuff supposedly
Fence entire garden parameter and potentially cap with netting for ducks safety.
Garden plans this week.
Till 4 beds that are 2'x 30' for corns
Till 16 beds that are 2' X 15' for other veggies.
Build sunflower area by the house old chicken area
Start stirring in all the amended pumpkin shit soil into a 10' X 10' hole that's 5' deep. It's full of manure and other pumpkin loving stuff supposedly
Fence entire garden parameter and potentially cap with netting for ducks safety.
Dutty Panty
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Done. I may have some victims this morning yet to get out there.
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There will be 6 traps total.
In all my effort I've never got one with those old school traps. I've even lathered the trap mechanism with peanut butter. Few days later, trap still set, peanut butter licked clean.
Have you had luck with them before?
Now, I just put bait traps filled with chemicals down in areas my kids won't find but the mice will.
A few times a year we notice a death smell in the house,, and I can usually find the dead feckers.
But, other than getting a cat, which I'm not in favor of due to my area mostly, I'm not sure if I can get another method to work.
Have you had luck with them before?
Now, I just put bait traps filled with chemicals down in areas my kids won't find but the mice will.
A few times a year we notice a death smell in the house,, and I can usually find the dead feckers.
But, other than getting a cat, which I'm not in favor of due to my area mostly, I'm not sure if I can get another method to work.
I was always opposed to killing the mice, so I made Dale use a trap and release variety. When we caught the bugger he very carefully took it out of the house. Two blocks away he released it into an open field. Then he stood there and watched that mouse make a bee line right back to the house at top speed. 
That story always reduces us to a puddle of laughter.
The next time he took it over the hill to the edge of the bluff. We patched up the entry hole and repaired the dripping pipe that was attracting mice to the house. We had cats too. Not that they would kill mind you. Our cats were more likely to play and release to play another day.
That story always reduces us to a puddle of laughter.
The next time he took it over the hill to the edge of the bluff. We patched up the entry hole and repaired the dripping pipe that was attracting mice to the house. We had cats too. Not that they would kill mind you. Our cats were more likely to play and release to play another day.
That's funny Sue. Reminds me of a wild dog I was forced to get rid of when I was stationed in Greece. Our CO made us get rid of the dog, he became a platoon mascot and the CO was a prick. We drove the dog farrrr out in the countryside, found a farm, knocked in the door, explained our problem and the nice farmer was willing to help. Three days later the dog found our platoon out on a run,, and he followed us back to base. Lol. After that the CO finally gave in and let us keep him. Good old Kirby. We named him after Eddie Murphys imaginary dog in, Boomerang the movie.
Dutty Panty
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It works for me. Unfortunately last night one was triggered and found on the ground a few feet away. I'll get some I post a kill count a pictures. Currently I have contracts on there heads but our assassin cats unfortunately are not allowed in the greenhouse
forbids posting pictures of dead vermin- including insects. 
Posting mummified flowers is just fine!
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They may just be sleeping by my flower beds then.
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Actually I'll just keep people informed with my documentation of the mice genocide.
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lol.
akisunni
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Still reading, Subbing in.
I have a bit of a garden growing currently myself. We have carrots, radishes, onions, lettuce (was), spinach, and pea's in current harvest cycle, lots of stuff growing like weeds. I will update with a picture or two tomorrow. My potatoes are taller then my tomato for context.
I have a bit of a garden growing currently myself. We have carrots, radishes, onions, lettuce (was), spinach, and pea's in current harvest cycle, lots of stuff growing like weeds. I will update with a picture or two tomorrow. My potatoes are taller then my tomato for context.
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Glad to have you aki, I'm jealous of your year round growing.
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Yeah sure would be nice. Minus droughts
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That's why I know how to set up drip systems and timers. A few years of being a handyman could come in handy.
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Speaking of, sorry to derail my own journal
does anyone have any opinions on blumats?
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