My pullet is dead, need help possibly identifying cause to prevent death of others

[Chickensarecool123]

A game camera might give an answer on the predator. Sorry for your loss.

thanks, not sure what we’d do even with a camera, coop is too small to keep her in forever, and we’re not sure about keeping chickens forever so don’t wanna build a giant run, kinda stuck

 

[someonewholovesgeese]

Hahaha, not to be offensive or anything but i feel like people could think its a kid drawing and its so vibrant, dont feel bad the picture looks cool

haha thanks! im just really bad AT drawing somethings

 

[someonewholovesgeese]

Hahaha, not to be offensive or anything but i feel like people could think its a kid drawing and its so vibrant, dont feel bad the picture looks cool

tis not my normal one

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Sorry about the typos.

 

[someonewholovesgeese]

Sorry about the typos.

thats fine

 

[BigBlueHen53]

why do i feel like nobody can take me seriously with this profile pic

I didn't even notice the avtar. I like it.
I fixed my typos.

 

[someonewholovesgeese]

I didn't even notice the avtar. I like it.
I fixed my typos.

thanks ok

 

[TioBollio]

Not sure what to do even if we identify the predator we can’t keep her in her coop (its very small only big enough for sleeping) darn i dont know what to do

No worries, and I know it's hard to lose part of your flock.
I had more than a few devastating losses from predation.
@Eggcessive is right about using cameras (even the IR are reasonably priced these days), and I still encourage the flour trick and maybe pictures of your coop and run.
We're here to help.

 

[Eggcessive]

You can research footprints online to see what they look like if you use the flour dust on the ground.

 

[Chickensarecool123]

You can research footprints online to see what they look like if you use the flour dust on the ground.

Ah ok thanks