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For the vast majority of us, as long as the coop is tight and no predator can get in or reach in, the addition of an electric fence hung on the coop itself is probably not needed. On my Woods coop, my assumption is I have all manner of predators outside the coop at night.......valid as I have...

This is what I use. Keeps the varmints out and hard to believe, also keeps the birds in. One of the Wyandotts got zapped the other day and was running around the yard like something was stinging her........like a bumble bee or something. What got her was the fence. They have to learn what it...

You have an electric fence? So you already have 90% of what you need to deter a fox or coon. How do you have your fence setup?