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Parks dept raises and releases them along the Blue Ridge Parkway and all National Forrests and Parks.
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Oh, wow! What did you do with the hawk? I think all raptors are protected though.
Ok! I did not know if you tried to relocate it or anything like that!Uh, let it go, of course?
I am so sorry! I feel for you! After the last predator attack, I made a resolution to give the remaining ones as good a life as possible and make sure that if any more die it will NOT be my fault. I kinda held myself responsible for the first time.
Yeah, I can not exactly hover over my chickens 24/7 with a shot gun, but I have moved them to a safer coop.This was the boldest snatch-n-grab I've heard about. There's always the risk, of course. Some things you can't actually prevent unless you hover 100% of the time with a shot gun. Other things {like chicken wire instead of hardware cloth} you can.
I was devastated. It is sad. But it is the circle of life, and I got over it.All of these predator attacks are so sad! I can't imagineI don't even have my chicks yet and I'm already attached.![]()
Yeah, I can not exactly hover over my chickens 24/7 with a shot gun, but I have moved them to a safer coop.
I am in Mint Hill. My flock is around 23 weeks old now. My hens are laying their smallish eggs still.So you are located in Charlotte? How old is a few weeks old? Mine are about 9 weeks old.