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She wasn't mine either, she belonged to the guy behind us. She was one of his game hens. He had her in a chicken wire wooden cage. The raccoons broke in and pulled her out.

Yes, since this is a Cooper's hawk. They sit wait and watch for ways to get into your coop. Secure the hens with a tough wire. Basically, if it is raccoon proof it is everything proof. Go onto the forum and look up raccoon proofing. My coop made out of the 10x10 Home Depot shed 699.00 wood...

I'm the neighbor

Sadly, she went last night.

Ok firstly how many birds do you have ? Is a large run with covering a possibility ? Securing your birds is the best solution. I like the electric netting and shining ribbons that you put up, also "night Eyes" or "Night Guard" are great solutions.

Sorry my key board is a little wonky. No sure why there is extra words on the that reply.

She passed:hit

You want to a big hatch stag ? I'll send you one of mine. That hawk won't know what hit him. I doubt the hawk would make it out alive, and if he does he will never come back. I got this stag because we had a feral dog problem. We haven't had one since. This is not my stag,but they look very...

Clean up with peroxide and warm water. Lock her away from the flock, if you see further injures. Other than that she should be fine. Post pics for a better judgement of her wounds please.