If the fenced in area you free range them in isn't covered, they are not safe from hawks. I've had hawks attack while myself and my dogs were in our fenced in yard. Many on here have had hawk attacks with them standing only a few feet away from there chickens.
It isn’t covered but I have not let them out in a while and I don’t plan on it while the hawk is still around. I also don’t walk away from them at all I am always right there
Just as soon as you shoot him, that's when he will lose interest.
Of course, Mr Spot is speaking in jest, as shooting a hawk without special permits is illegal.
No, I really wasn't kidding, just quietly do whatever it takes to protect your flock and keep it to yourself.Of course, Mr Spot is speaking in jest, as shooting a hawk without special permits is illegal.
Never shot anyone yet, and I was a Police Officer for nearly 42 years, I hope that answers your question.
It does not. You need to save efforts / bullets for real threats.
