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- Apr 26, 2017
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I found my seabright dead with her jaw eaten out rather clean and no other injuries. She was 2 years old. A rat maybe? Any tips on how to catch the little bugger?
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Good idea. I'll try thatIs there any way a,small predator can get into your coop? Some rats will go after feed, but some are meat eaters, and can bite toes. I would look at something like a weasel or raccoon, a possum or skunk, or a cat. If you have a gamecam that you can place inside your coop, it may help. Use rat poison in a locked trap outside your coop to control rats, if they are a problem, or a trap set inside a cage that chickens cannot get to, at night when food is put up. Sorry for your loss.