More like prison break really. I have ONE ornery hen who keeps escaping the yard.
Every day she finds a new way out, I find a solution to it...then she finds another one.
The other two are perfectly content to stay in the yard. They seem to realize that they're spoiled and pampered, safe, and better off to stay put. Brunella has some serious wanderlust though.
My current dilemma is the garden gate. It's a 4 ft tall wooden dog ear gate. She just hops right up on it, gets her balance with a few flaps, then hops down on the other side.
Any creative ideas (that would still look okay) on making this an impossible escape route for her?
Every day she finds a new way out, I find a solution to it...then she finds another one.
The other two are perfectly content to stay in the yard. They seem to realize that they're spoiled and pampered, safe, and better off to stay put. Brunella has some serious wanderlust though.
My current dilemma is the garden gate. It's a 4 ft tall wooden dog ear gate. She just hops right up on it, gets her balance with a few flaps, then hops down on the other side.
Any creative ideas (that would still look okay) on making this an impossible escape route for her?
