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To: Dusty Road

I doubt it is toxic in the small amount contained in an M&M.

I do not know why both species (ferrets and prairie dogs) would be considered pests. Since the ferrets eat the prairie dogs, doesn’t that make them anti-pests?


11 posted on 07/12/2016 5:56:03 PM PDT by exDemMom (Current visual of the hole the US continues to dig itself into: http://www.usdebtclock.org/)
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To: exDemMom

Ferrets being carnivorous, I doubt they limit their diet to prairie dogs.
I’m sure that other wildlife is on the menu as well as CHICKENS.

Never seen it myself but I have read of ferrets wiping out an entire chicken coop but only consuming one bird.

I expect they’re hell on small dogs, puppies and cats as well.

Hopefully someone with more direct knowledge will jump in.


15 posted on 07/12/2016 6:06:50 PM PDT by oldvirginian (Live free or die!)
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To: exDemMom
I do not know why both species (ferrets and prairie dogs) would be considered pests.

Both are hosts to the fleas that spread bubonic plague. There's a reason people have been trying to eradicate them for the last century.

28 posted on 07/12/2016 7:29:54 PM PDT by kitchen (If you are a luthier please ping me.)
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To: exDemMom
I do not know why both species (ferrets and prairie dogs) would be considered pests.

Plague among other things. And the dog holes are a threat to hoofed livestock. They are cute.

34 posted on 07/12/2016 7:46:41 PM PDT by SJackson (The Pilgrims—Doing the jobs Native Americans wouldn’t do !)
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