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I see a lot of predators roaming on my property most every night as I have several game cameras in different places on my property, so I know what I'm dealing with.

My extra mile is electric wire around my pens and coops, concrete under the gates and heavy duty netting covering all of the pens. I did this several years ago and haven't lost a bird to a predator since.

There is always another one to take it's place. Because we are rural and live on a dead end road we get plenty of relocations from others. Once I have found a young gosling in our road that someone apparently dropped off

I permanently relocated the fox and I have talked to one of the local fish and wildlife officers.

A fox did that to me once. It dug under one of the gates and would kill a bird and drag it out and go back for another one and on and on. I finally caught it and permanently relocated it. Since I put concrete under all of the gates.

The OP said she woke up in the morning to find the carnage so it had to have been during the night. Game camera... I'm sure it has or will be back.

I had a rat problem. In one of the coops we put up an interior wall around the bottom of the coop I know not why. Rats chewed holes in the wood and nested in-between the inner and outer walls. I tore the walls out and replaced them but did not put any inner wall in this time. Prior to renovating...

Yes it plugs into an electric outlet. The battery and solar are ok but I had more problems with them.

I think most people who own chickens have had a predator kill some of their birds. I have lost my share too in the past but not for a very long time. I put electric around my coops and pens, concrete under my gates and heavy duty netting over my pens. I have 2 coops that are open on one side and...

Mine is AC. Particularly in the spring when the coyote pups and fox kits start to explore on their own they usually think chicken but when they touch the wire they don't try it again.

If you have a game camera and put it up. I'm sure whatever it was it will be back. We have lots of coyotes around here too but they rarely hunt in packs. The most I have seen together is 3. I have several game cameras on my property. I live on a dead end road. There is a trail that goes along...