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<blockquote data-quote="lindisfel" data-source="post: 2320644" data-attributes="member: 57698"><p>Oh for the pleasures of a bucolic life.</p><p></p><p>Next door and down road they let their free range hens out into the field that runs up to our property. They can't get through my fence, it has pig netting with a thick hedge but they come through their farm gate and our back wide gate and scratch around and eat the bird food.</p><p>It was much better when Mr Todd sorted them out a few months ago and subsequently the new hens were locked in their pen all day. Now their out again and in the garden, so I tried to make this one think the sky was falling in this afternoon with a long wooden clothes prop.</p><p>It did the trick but I would not say running round the garden is a complete cure to a dicky tummy.</p><p></p><p>He gets them for £1.00 each from an egg farm and c.20 birds, but I dont want them in my garden in their well earned twilight months.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lindisfel, post: 2320644, member: 57698"] Oh for the pleasures of a bucolic life. Next door and down road they let their free range hens out into the field that runs up to our property. They can't get through my fence, it has pig netting with a thick hedge but they come through their farm gate and our back wide gate and scratch around and eat the bird food. It was much better when Mr Todd sorted them out a few months ago and subsequently the new hens were locked in their pen all day. Now their out again and in the garden, so I tried to make this one think the sky was falling in this afternoon with a long wooden clothes prop. It did the trick but I would not say running round the garden is a complete cure to a dicky tummy. He gets them for £1.00 each from an egg farm and c.20 birds, but I dont want them in my garden in their well earned twilight months. [/QUOTE]
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