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If you can legitimately call yourself an agricultural operation with chickens as an asset to your profit making endeavor, then yes, the loss to predation would be deductible. Probably also the cost to replace the lost pullets. Though you may need to show the latter before deducting the former.
If you can legitimately call yourself an agricultural operation with chickens as an asset to your profit making endeavor, then yes, the loss to predation would be deductible. Probably also the cost to replace the lost pullets. Though you may need to show the latter before deducting the former.