[Homesteadingfamily] Re: Food thefts starting worldwide!

Great idea! Where we would have for ours is inside a
building....underground. But they would be able to be watched over out
in a small pasture in the woods for small bits of time. Cooped chickens
would be a good idea, though...even in the woods or an area in the
building. We call it our "dry barn"...it is inside, no windows, one way
in and out on concrete flooring.~deb
--- In Homesteadingfamily@yahoogroups.com, "Jeanne Lookabill"
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> Why not just keep critters in coops IN woods?
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> We have set up a place here to "hide out" a few breeding stock
> cattle...very close to the house that we can keep close watch over. We
> will preserve a Jersey bull and calf as well as a Highland pair to
> continue our food supply...at least for as long as we can. Any
livestock
> left in an open field, will be game for a hungry mob. We will also be
> able to keep a few chickens in the area to keep eggs as well as
poultry
> for food. But, eventually, those will probably turn up "gone",
too!~deb
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