predator identification

  1. talkinboutchickens

    R.I.P Agnes. What killed her?

    Agnes just died yesterday. This was a complete surprise. This morning when the chickens were let out, I later realized that Agnes was not there. And she is NOT the type to go wandering around the yard by herself. She usually stays with at least one chicken. We were very puzzled and looked around...
  2. Stefrrr

    After raccoon (?) attack care for rooster

    Well, the terrible thing happened. We went out Friday morning to feed our 24 chickens and found all but six chickens had been killed. I'd like advice on care for the rooster and identifying the predator. We have a secure coop with an automatic door into a fenced and covered but not completely...
  3. ShrekDawg

    What is this thing!?

    Found it on the side of the road. I’m thinking some sort of mink or weasel maybe? But????
  4. AJKinville

    4 chickens killed

    My chickens were killed between 11:30pm to 7:30-8 am. Feathers were everywhere in and out of the coop! I walked around looked into our coop and saw my sons favorite bird dead on the ground. A couple were decapitated and all were killed by being chased caught by the tail feathers being ripped...
    • AJKinville
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    • how to deal with predator attack predator did not eat the chicken predator identification predator night attacks what to do when a neighbors cat attacks your flock
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    • Forum: Predators and Pests
  5. L

    Help with Predator ID (Graphic)

    Over the last month, I’ve found 3 dead hens on my backyard. (Not my chickens, but I do have chickens in secure coops.) In each case, the entire bird seems to have been eaten except for some of the wings (and a foot in one case). In all three cases, the gizzard was untouched; other than that...
  6. Terrocat

    Please Help to Identify a Predator

    Hello. We have a very strange visitor in our backyard a few days Already, which made a very strange sound as he had breathing problems, with whistle. O day, I have found, I think, it’s scat tween the chicken coop and barn. Everyone, I have asked about, could not identify the animal. May be...
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