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Related: About this forumHoly crap! Exotic compost from Woodland Park Zoo up for grabs
SEATTLE This year you dont have to get lucky to bring home the prize of the zoo.
Woodland Park Zoo has dropped the traditional lottery system for its animal byproduct Zoo Doo and made the exotic compost available to all during its spring Fecal Fest.
The Seattle zoo has offered the doo to the public for nearly four decades, but for years it was short on supply to meet the demand from scores of gardeners statewide.
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Order your dung today, with pickup in April, May and June, at www.zoo.org/zoodoo or call 206-625-POOP. That is a real phone number. This is serious!
https://www.heraldnet.com/news/holy-crap-exotic-compost-from-woodland-park-zoo-up-for-grabs/
Ocelot II
(115,686 posts)but I don't know whether your garden will end up smelling like a giant litter box.
EYESORE 9001
(25,938 posts)Ive always gotten good yields in my garden. I cant imagine that carnivore crap is any better.
SeattleVet
(5,477 posts)It's fully composted, with some straw and woodchips.
Best stuff ever in a garden. You can get it by the pickup truck load, all the way down to pint containers.
See the link in the OP for a LOT of good info about the product. (The zoo is walking distance for us. I guess that if you have enough time, pretty much anything is walking distance. The zoo is about 25 blocks away.)
Ocelot II
(115,686 posts)For one thing, it's smelly; more importantly, they'd have to collect it without being eaten and becoming poop themselves. However, lion poo is apparently used in England to keep domestic cats out of gardens. https://discover.hubpages.com/living/Lion-Dung-As-A-Cat-Repellent