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Let's be clear,I love my flock,I love every wild animal....I don't condemn or blame any wild animal for "doing what it is meant to do" wild animals have no human emotions, they are only trying to survive....I don't hold any wild animals responsible for doing "what nature intended them to do"...

I'm not discounting your trappers advice at all but trappers are not wildlife experts,if a wild animal is abruptly taken out of its "known range and environment " They would be completely blind,new territory, unknown predators...no familial contact,I don't know if relocation is a cure or a death...

I won't kill or relocate the fox....essentially I'm encroaching on "their territory "... I will do everything possible to protect my chickens but I won't kill a wild animal.

bobbi-j.....What about the predator "scat,urine products????"would they or do they work???

My husband and I love all animals,we can't just kill a healthy wild animal...I love my chickens,there is nothing I won't do to protect them but killing another animal is something I can't do...thanks to everyone who suggested electric fencing...that's the route we're going. Regarding trapping...

"My resident fox" had attacked my chickens in broad daylight...my last two hens were killed at night...I have two adjoining coops with ample space,my upcoming problem is,I have ten Brahma's that are going to be huge,will size deter a predator?? My Ringneck pheasants are never touched.

I am an animal lover,I take exceptional care of my chickens,I've watched them hatch from their egg,I'm struggling with a fox that has been killing my chickens, two of my hens were traumatized by the killing of their 10 siblings, my two hens were killed today ( they refused to be put in the...