its times like these you need to think outside the box
round up every cat in every australian shelter and send them to these farms.
give them a week and round up the cats with laser pointers and empty cardboard boxes
visit the next farm. rinse and repeat
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Good, solid people.
Imagine if you will, a middle aged man running and screaming like a little girl. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call "The Twilight Zone".
Hey! That could be a new episode for the Twilight Zone
Interesting, I was concerned about that with cats and dogs on the farm but it wasn't an issue unless they could get at the poison directly. The amount of poison a mouse can eat isn't supposed to be enough to hurt a bigger animal.
Imagine if you will, a middle aged man running and screaming like a little girl. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call "The Twilight Zone".
Hey! That could be a new episode for the Twilight Zone
Dude, I screamed like a girl on Tuesday. Somebody put a cardboard box behind my work. I opened the lid and there was a big dead rabbit in it. Scared the #### out of me. It was like a pet rabbit, too. Black and brown and white versus like one of those hares around town. Had to shovel the poor thing into the dumpster.
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I was pretty ok with those videos until the one had all the carcasses flying out of the grain machinery. That's when I had to hit pause and scroll down the page.
Dude, I screamed like a girl on Tuesday. Somebody put a cardboard box behind my work. I opened the lid and there was a big dead rabbit in it. Scared the #### out of me. It was like a pet rabbit, too. Black and brown and white versus like one of those hares around town. Had to shovel the poor thing into the dumpster.
S-Man, nut up a bit, just a little bit.
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Catch and release them where? That's about as intelligent as Ben Shapiro advising that coastal residents will just sell their homes when sea levels rise.
Pest control companies conjecture on the level of risk to other predators is about as convincing as Tecks wastewater response.
True. But I was looking at it more from a pet owner view than animals in the wild. In this article they talk more about domestic animals that don't eat rodents to survive so they will take in much less poison, if any, whereas I can see wildlife having the potential to consume more increasing their risk.
I never had an issue and don't know anyone who has, obviously that's ancedotal. And I hate mice, kill them by any means necessary!
In australia's case though, I don't think you have a choice. The old peanut butter bucket trick ain't gonna cut it.
I was pretty ok with those videos until the one had all the carcasses flying out of the grain machinery. That's when I had to hit pause and scroll down the page.
I lol'd at that part, that was great.
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