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I think it's covered....you can sort of see from the picture.

Thanks for your input. Yes, different things work for different people. :)

Okay. :)

Just to clarify: I'm not saying that a fox or some other predator will always go through chicken why, but the person asked "Can a fox rip through chicken wire?". Well, here is the key word: "Can a fox rip through chicken wire?". I said yes, because a fox can. I wasn't saying that it always...

YES

Thanks!! :hugs

Sorry. After I re read the post from me above, I realized is sounded pretty harsh. I didn't mean it to sound like that. Sorry again. You are right.

I can still help people that are newer than me to chickens. I can share the knowledge I have collected.

How long have you been keeping poultry?

Almost two years.

That's what I thought when I was a newbie! "WHAT? I'm not using cloth for the pens! All my chickens will be eaten!" 😂 But to be honest, I'm not really sure why it's called that. I know it protects my flock....so I just go with it.

Exactly!

Good answer.

Why not?

Nope.

@macbow - thought you might find this thread helpful. Look at the first post to find out all you need to know.

Sounds like that system works for you, but it wouldn't work for me. Thanks for your input.

I can see how that works for you. Since you have so many coops, yeah. It would cost a lot! But I'm talking about people who don't use electrified wire.... Hardware cloth will help protect your chickens. It's much better for a first time chicken owner to have a good experience then a bad...... if...

Exactly! Thanks for making that clear. Same for me.

Where most people live hardware cloth will work fine. :)