Bold and clever. Now is time for me to double check my double check for perimeter security. I can't secure their range areas much more than what is already done but I can do a little tinkering with security. The clever fox, when he picks his dinner, clever kicks in and he will dig, climb, jump...all sorts of things to get to it. I have some overhanging trees I will have to deal with. So, I will spend some time trying to out fox the fox.
Good luck on that front. I know you'll do it. Mine are in side a good fence with bard wire but it still makes me nervous I pray for them daily. So far it's worked no more hawk attacks either since I put up the pred tape but it always looks like we're going to have a party with all the flashy tape hanging up blowing in the wind. What we do for our babies.
Me too. If it was a fox dragging the goose away there would of course be shock but there would/could also be some pretty serious injury. Fox teeth are pretty sharp and if it was dragging the goose by a leg or wing there could be some nasty cuts to deal with. Lets just hope for the best.
How could your peas kill a predator with teeth nate, there is no way.
nate, Miss Lydia is right. while a pea could do a lot to defend itself and its hen it would either be killed outright or mortally wounded by a fox. Google "can a peacock kill a fox" and check out what they say. Keep your peas safe just like you do all your other birds.
serv, your birds are in our prayers (yes I do pray for birds as well as people). I hope your gander gets better fast.
