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03/13/2010 12:39 AM
Stumpy lizards and brown snakes. Constantly! But thats when we bail at the farm. When I get it from the pet shop its much cleaner.
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03/13/2010 08:20 AM
LOL I bet the bunnies were happy with the remote! Yummy Buttons YAY!!
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03/13/2010 12:46 PM

When I was a kid I remember finding a dried up garter snake in a hay bale- it must have gotten killed and baled- and it dried out.  Yuck.

And I have read these stories here online occasionally about finding stuff in baled hay (like horse hay- large bales)- so our first bale we got for the bunnies I was pulling out handfuls and filling the hay bin for inside- and I was on edge just waiting for something- and all of a sudden I was convinced a heard a "squeak"- so I made my husband check the bale.  There was nothing there- so it was my imagination that had me convinced there was a live mouse in the hay.  And to this day I still have not found anything other than some hay to me that looks reedier or stalkier- but the bunnies seem to like that best.  So caution- so not let your imagation get the best of you- I freaked myself out over nothing- and I am not even afraid of mice- I just don't like to be surprised or startled by them (and the thought of the poo/pee in hay).

 

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03/13/2010 01:07 PM
oh ive only found a few bunny poop's but i already know where those came from -_-
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03/15/2010 02:52 PM

Lizards? I am so happy now I only have locusts in my hay! Lizards... what's next? a dried up gator?

Photobucket "what happened? did something happen or can I just go back to my hay?"
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