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Within 3 weeks of putting our chickens outside

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Less than 24 hours later it showed up again at 1030pm! 

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this one is older, but it was within a week of putting our chickens outside. Small Opossum and didn't seem interested in the chickens yet.

 

I laugh when people say they live in the Suburbs and don't have any predators! If you look in the first picture our neighbors are fairly close to us and we live in a completely residental area. I have a feeling the coon will be coming back every night, so I think we'll be trapping it soon and taking it the in laws to "dispose" of it. We have an indoor/outdoor cat and at this point I'm more worried about the coon going after him than I am about the coon getting access to the chickens. We have a series of pictures from our trail cam from last night that show our cat at 1116pm and the coon at 1118pm..too close for comfort. 

Mommy to two girls, 1 and 3. A surprise [I mean that in more than one way] baby due in September. 3 cats. 1 turtle. 6 hens..RIR, BR, Leghorn, NHR, Jersey Giant and an Americauna. A country girl stuck in the burbs [for now!]

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Mommy to two girls, 1 and 3. A surprise [I mean that in more than one way] baby due in September. 3 cats. 1 turtle. 6 hens..RIR, BR, Leghorn, NHR, Jersey Giant and an Americauna. A country girl stuck in the burbs [for now!]

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post #992 of 1674

Oh and in the first picture, the raccoons face is NOT through the fence..it's an optical illusion, DH has sticks zip tied onto the fence [long story] on the inside of the coop.

Mommy to two girls, 1 and 3. A surprise [I mean that in more than one way] baby due in September. 3 cats. 1 turtle. 6 hens..RIR, BR, Leghorn, NHR, Jersey Giant and an Americauna. A country girl stuck in the burbs [for now!]

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Mommy to two girls, 1 and 3. A surprise [I mean that in more than one way] baby due in September. 3 cats. 1 turtle. 6 hens..RIR, BR, Leghorn, NHR, Jersey Giant and an Americauna. A country girl stuck in the burbs [for now!]

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post #993 of 1674
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Oh and in the first picture, the raccoons face is NOT through the fence..it's an optical illusion, DH has sticks zip tied onto the fence [long story] on the inside of the coop.

Your pen looks nice and strong, but I am wondering what you have over the top of the run.  Raccoons will climb a fence to get in through the top, and they can rip through chicken wire.  Those little chicken murderers work pretty hard at tearing at corners, digging around or anything else they can do to get access to a chicken ripping party.

 

I'd be setting up the traps pretty soon.

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BC Marans, White Leghorns, Black and Lavender Ameraucanas, Black Rosecombs, Bantam Black Cochins, Bantam Partridge Wyandottes BBRed, Brown-Red and Silver Duckwing Old English Bantams, Royal Palm turkeys, a few guineas.

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post #994 of 1674
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5-25 333am.JPG

Within 3 weeks of putting our chickens outside

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Less than 24 hours later it showed up again at 1030pm! 

5-18 am.jpg

this one is older, but it was within a week of putting our chickens outside. Small Opossum and didn't seem interested in the chickens yet.

 

I laugh when people say they live in the Suburbs and don't have any predators! If you look in the first picture our neighbors are fairly close to us and we live in a completely residental area. I have a feeling the coon will be coming back every night, so I think we'll be trapping it soon and taking it the in laws to "dispose" of it. We have an indoor/outdoor cat and at this point I'm more worried about the coon going after him than I am about the coon getting access to the chickens. We have a series of pictures from our trail cam from last night that show our cat at 1116pm and the coon at 1118pm..too close for comfort. 

Looks like a rat in the pen in  that second photo down on the right hand corner, don't see it in the other photos do you see it too.

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“You can’t really begin to appreciate life until it has knocked you down a few times. You can’t really begin to appreciate love until your heart has been broken. And you can’t really begin to appreciate happiness until you’ve known sadness. Once you’ve walked through the valley, the view from the mountaintop is breathtaking"

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post #995 of 1674

ya looks like a rat i didnt notice it is having a stare down with the raccoon
 

post #996 of 1674
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ya looks like a rat i didnt notice it is having a stare down with the raccoon
 

Good eyes! I still can't find it!

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Good eyes! I still can't find it!

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post #998 of 1674

lol.png Thanks! I was hesitant of that thing in the corner. Maybe that's what the raccoon's wanted?

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It's the shape that makes the breed, and the color that makes the variety.

 

  -- -- Spa Days for Chickens -- --

 

 

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post #999 of 1674

Wow, that is a large rat. I almost thought it was a small ferret or something at first!

Game warden of the crazy preserve. Inmates include: EE's, RIR, BSL, BO, SLW, Welsummer, Exchequer Leghorn, blue/black Wyandottes, BR's, Ameraucana's, and Icelandics <3 Plus an adopted brown turkey who is broody and must be part cobra, part goose :P

 

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Game warden of the crazy preserve. Inmates include: EE's, RIR, BSL, BO, SLW, Welsummer, Exchequer Leghorn, blue/black Wyandottes, BR's, Ameraucana's, and Icelandics <3 Plus an adopted brown turkey who is broody and must be part cobra, part goose :P

 

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post #1000 of 1674

ok, i have to get a game cam.

 

do you guys have any suggestions for 150.00 or less. i would appreciate any input.
 

So I am hatching MORE EE this month..lol

 

currently have too many EE...

 

 

 

 

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So I am hatching MORE EE this month..lol

 

currently have too many EE...

 

 

 

 

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