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month old chick and a black snake - NSFW
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Oh, the joys of chicken parenting! I recently moved my month-old chicks to the main coop, only to encounter an unexpected visitor—a western rat snake. Now, before we get all riled up, let’s remember that the snake was just doing what snakes do. I discovered a forgotten hole in the coop where I had run a water pipe years ago, and let’s just say it became a bit of a chicken express lane for our slithery friend. So, if you’re planning to introduce baby chicks this spring, take a moment to do a thorough walkthrough of your coop. Trust me, a little preventative maintenance can spare you from unexpected surprises and keep your feathered friends safe and sound!
My chicks got moved to the main coop. A western rat snake (black snake) got to one of them i the coop, not the snakes fault, just a snake doing what snakes do. I found a hole in the coop i ran a water pipe into years ago and forgot about. so this is my fault. If you are putting in baby chicks this spring, might be a good time to do a walkthrough of the coop.
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