No blockages yet. My biggest concern with them eating it would be if the cardboard was treated with anything, so that's something to check for. They never eat all that much. It's more like little tastess to see if the cardboard has turned into something tastier since the last time they nibbled it. You can almost hear them saying, "Nope, still cardboard. Let's rip it up and see if that makes it turn into lettuce!" Or sometimes they just ignore it for a week until a gander decides it's a threat and charges it. The boys are always very proud to have saved the flock from the menacing box of dooooooom.
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