- Feb 26, 2009
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so sorry for your losses!
so many of the predators fly or climb, your babies are not safe unless they are in a secure coop at night with hardware cloth on all open areas, and hardware cloth or concrete under them.
now that they know they can get to your chickens the only thing that will stop it is no more chickens.
even if you trap or kill this one predator, you will have to rethink your coop situation if you want to have any chickens left
good luck
so many of the predators fly or climb, your babies are not safe unless they are in a secure coop at night with hardware cloth on all open areas, and hardware cloth or concrete under them.
now that they know they can get to your chickens the only thing that will stop it is no more chickens.
even if you trap or kill this one predator, you will have to rethink your coop situation if you want to have any chickens left
good luck
