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Given previous attempts to poison unsuspecting dinner guests I think fire is safer than pie honestly

Wow!!!!!! Its come a long way

Too cool!!

I get my fill of them when we go to the zoo. My Dad was gifted one since he had a few different animals in his classroom. The parents got a divorce and neither apartment complex the parents each moved into said no way. It was a military macaw and it was loud. She was fun for about 10...

Pictures of Nayla? And the sire? I have to give you a lot of credit @Nyboy that you could convince someone to hold onto an intact female for you who isn't a co-breeder. And yes Golden's rule!!!!

If I do it I do it on anything I cut back. Its getting there. Part of it is just getting to it since its being protected by poison ivy. Its been a battle. Its a few wild bushes that are on the edge of the property and now that I have a minute I've been trying to handle this mess.

The real question is.....did it work?

So how would you get the tile off the wall without breaking it? I'm stuck on that.....

I've even gone so far as to cut the grape stems and touch a little bit of Round Up to the freshly cut area. That will circulate it back to the plant and kill it to the roots. I really don't want to use chemicals, but as aggressive as wild grape can be it forces my hand.

Really? Man they go bonkers here. They self seed and will create a carpet of freshly germinated heart shaped leaves. Then its a drag race to the sky! They are super aggressive. Must be a Michigan thing. We do have a really nice micro climate with the Great Lakes protecting us. My neighbor...

You could even put him or a chicken in a crate and begin avoidance training that way. That will keep the bird safe and you can monitor him and do what needs to be done.

I agree the collar might be the step you need to take. Google snake avoidance training and then simply swap the snake for a chicken. I wouldn't make a sound at him either. The idea is to let him think that the chicken caused the correction. The only downside of this is that trying to correct...

Beautiful

Probably too many. I still am pulling them 5 years after moving in. They are pretty but I can't stand how aggressive and prolific they are.

I have to or I'd end up with cooking materials all over the monitor while I was trying to make something.

Good to know

Custom black pin striping. There's gotta be someone around there who can do that for ya. I love this!!!!!

LOVE Goldens!!!! She's is pretty. What prompted you to go to Goldens from CKC?