My poor ladies were terrorized yesterday. We live in Central Washington and have a creek going through the backyard. I'm assuming this was a raccoon
but welcome others thoughts. We've never had a kill in the warmer weather so I didn't close up the hen house as tight as I could have. Last night it was closed up tight and there was no problem.
We have seen a hawk or two but I don't know that their kill would look like this, or if a juvenile would have been completely carried off if it were a predator bird?
other
but welcome others thoughts. We've never had a kill in the warmer weather so I didn't close up the hen house as tight as I could have. Last night it was closed up tight and there was no problem.
We have seen a hawk or two but I don't know that their kill would look like this, or if a juvenile would have been completely carried off if it were a predator bird?
other
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So sorry for your loss. It could have been any number of predators. I would suggest if you have a game camera, put it up. The predator will be back now that it's made a kill then you will know what you're dealing with. When I first put my cameras up I was quite surprised at the number of predators that roam around here especially at night. Good luck...
