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Tinalein

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I also had two, now one cat that does not bother the chickens, but watches them.

Recently, about three weeks ago a hawk flew into the run through the open door while I was home and one of my Dominiquers got attacked. It looks as though I got there just in time before she was eaten or carried off. She was alive and in shock for 24 hours. She had bloody spots on her crest and a limp with her left leg. I found her in the run laying on her left side too. She was unbalanced for a week. I got the hawk out and from then on had some netting hanging low to allow the chickens entrance and exit. For a while some of the chickens were very scared.
 
Welcome to BYC.
Glad to hear your chicken is OK. Hawks can be serious predator problems. They usually like to return knowing there is a possible meal. The netting is a good solution.
As to cats,,,, view my avatar. You can see that my cats are friendly with my chickens.


WISHING YOU BEST,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and :welcome
 

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