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Alyciaraya16
In the Brooder
i definitely will! thank youSet a live trap with cat food or sardines. If I was guessing it's a Coon your gonna catch.
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i definitely will! thank youSet a live trap with cat food or sardines. If I was guessing it's a Coon your gonna catch.
Catch and release is illegal in many areas. I don't know what the law is where you're at. If you're not willing to kill what you catch, don't catch it at all, as you're making it someone else's problem.i’ll make sure to take it far and release again!
i definitely will!! thank you.
I'm gonna advise you to lock your birds down at night. Until you know what your dealing with on camera or you trap it, it will be back and your gonna lose more.yeah i might! i’ll make sure to take it far and release again! thank you.
You are risking predators easily wiping out your entire flock while you're asleep by not locking them in a predator-proof area at night. Raccoons can open latches and doors with their hands and many predators can climb or dig under fences and trees etc.thank you? and we don’t always lock them up, but they go in by themselves and stay in there all night. i have a coop inside of a plastic shed like thing and they seem to love it in there. so i’m just very concerned and confused. this is my first year of having chickens as well so im trying to get better as i go.
Again, I’m so sorry. It’s difficult finding one like that. Good wishes being sent your way for the rest of your flock.thank you, my backyard has a big fence around it and we made sure before getting my chickens that there was no holes in it so i don’t believe it was a dog, it was just very weird because she was underneath or back porch, which is were they like to hangout.