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Re: Cat (dog) flap

by A_ L _P <hay_hell_pea@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 28, 2008 at 10:57 AM

Jill wrote:
> Amy Blanken****p wrote:
>>
>> I'd go with a simple piece of plywood propped against the door
>> opening at an angle to cut the wind but still let the chickens in
>> under the angled part. I can draw it... ;-)
> 
> 
> It would get blown away or knocked over round here:)
> 
Yep, here too.

I've had to clip the wing feathers of one of the pullets.  Several days 
I found her out when there were no doors open.  After a grid-search for 
a trapdoor and tunnel I came to the conclusion that she had flown over 
the netting of the outdoor run.  Possibly an exuberant take-off from the 
ramp leading up to the door mentioned above.

She's a cutie, laying green eggs while looking more Blue Holland in 
colour & pattern and shape.  A slight hint of top-knot and a comb that 
is neither one thing nor t'other, perhaps most closely resembling a 
strig of red currants with one big round berry and a few little ones 
bunched close together.

A L P
 




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Cat (dog) flap
A_ L _P <hay_hell_pea@  2008-06-27 10:22:51 
Re: Cat (dog) flap
" Jill" <new  2008-06-27 07:50:02 
Re: Cat (dog) flap
A_ L _P <hay_hell_pea@  2008-06-27 21:08:57 
Re: Cat (dog) flap
"Amy Blankenship&quo  2008-06-27 07:28:22 
Re: Cat (dog) flap
" Jill" <new  2008-06-27 13:40:59 
Re: Cat (dog) flap
A_ L _P <hay_hell_pea@  2008-06-28 10:57:06 

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