I’m no expert with chickens but I’m doubtful that castration will fill fix him. Err
It might “fix” him, but I don’t think it will cure him.
I’ve raised dogs and horses and once it’s set in them, they continue many of the same behaviors.
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You are going to have to remove them one way or another. I know you had a bad experience before, trying to kill a coon so I would suggest something larger than a .22.
I mean it will do it if you are close and the shot is perfect but you have a larger chance of wounding one. Consider a...
It’s still 6” on the coop side. I’m going to make a bit of a platform on the coop side to make things easier to get there and Perch there before hopping into the nest box.
I appreciate the input.
So if you look at the pic you will see two openings for the chickens to hop through in order to enter the nesting box. Each openinh is 12” wide. They are 6” off of the floor. As the bird comes through the opening toward the viewer she will be entering the nesting boxes. There will be two boxes...
Interesting. I’m sorry you had that happen. Maybe it will be a rare situation. Hard to say. Only way to be safe is to put them in a covered run. However, I am new to chickens. I wonder how interested in a large adult hen a smallish hawk would be?