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It had to be teenagers.
I was out calling for them, and heard a rooster crow, so I walked up to the top half of the property, which is about an 1/8 mile away, and here came Morgan, our RIR roo, with 8 girls.
I found the other 6 chicks huddled up in the main nest box, LOL. At least the little things had enough sense to know where to hide.
There's ATV tracks going into the woods.
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My ringnecks are out of the pen, I saw one of them briefly as it was flying out over towards the neighboring cornfield.
No chance of getting them back, I'm sure.
We don't have locks, we have short pieces of board with a screw through the middle so you can just turn the short piece of board to latch it. Padlocks are being purchased tonight. My husband will go to Wal-mart and buy what we need.
The trooper that came up was real nice, has an idea whose kids they were, I guess they're having a lot of troubles with a bunch of kids on ATV's just a few miles east of us.
So, I'm off to rattle the food can up at the edge of the woods again, wish me luck!
Em
I was out calling for them, and heard a rooster crow, so I walked up to the top half of the property, which is about an 1/8 mile away, and here came Morgan, our RIR roo, with 8 girls.
I found the other 6 chicks huddled up in the main nest box, LOL. At least the little things had enough sense to know where to hide.
There's ATV tracks going into the woods.

My ringnecks are out of the pen, I saw one of them briefly as it was flying out over towards the neighboring cornfield.

We don't have locks, we have short pieces of board with a screw through the middle so you can just turn the short piece of board to latch it. Padlocks are being purchased tonight. My husband will go to Wal-mart and buy what we need.
The trooper that came up was real nice, has an idea whose kids they were, I guess they're having a lot of troubles with a bunch of kids on ATV's just a few miles east of us.
So, I'm off to rattle the food can up at the edge of the woods again, wish me luck!
Em