Chicken Killer

[my gang eats grass]

This is untrue. A fox has been getting into my coop, and all that’s left is feathers.

That's interesting, when foxes get my birds they leave no feathers, and other people have told me they don't have any feathers after a fox attack either. Thanks for the info.

 

[Duckbreeder2020]

Sounds like a hawk. They leave piles of feathers. If it was a four legged predator it would leave a trail, if it was a fox there would be no feathers.

Foxes do leave feathers. Tons of them. I had a flock of 6 and a fox got in. The whole run was just FEATHERS, saw the fox run under a hole in the run when I came out with a chicken in his mouth

 

[McChooky]

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This is untrue. A fox has been getting into my coop, and all that’s left is feathers.

How is a fox getting in the coop?

 

[Geena]

Sometimes they leave feathers, sometimes they don't. There's no set in stone way any particular predator may act. Much depends on the fox's skill at capturing prey, hunger level, how many birds and what size they are, and where they are taken from.