I've been locking them in at night so I think they're fine. I just have bird netting over their run and it's worked all summer, but I'm going to cover in it chicken wire this weekend. I know hardware wire is better, but I'm not sure it could support the weight hanging across, plus it's way more expensive. The sides of that run are a wooden snow fence lined with chicken wire on the inside so nothing can get through the slats. I haven't even seen any indication of something trying to get into that run. It's actually by Odin's run that I've noticed the wire was pushed in on, about 2' off the ground. Again, it's chicken wire, but I don't think anything can get in b/c I feel like if it could it would have by now (it has 4x4's along the bottom edge). No foot prints, even when it was muddy. Hopefully the camera will catch whatever it is.I hope you find out what has been visiting your coop. I would be freaked out about it. Any marks on the coop from the scratching?
Foot prints?
Nassy buggers trying to get the poor birds.
I am heading out to get stuff for egg rolls and turkey wraps in a bit. Trying to find creative ways to use up the turkey leftovers.
Suggestions??
Have you ever made deconstructed egg rolls? It's super easy and soooo good. Just take ground sausage (or whatever meat), cook it and drain, then add a bagged cabbage mix (or shred your own cabbage & carrots) and cook until it's slightly wilted. Then you can eat it that way, or with tortilla chips. I LOVE eggrolls sooo much. This place where I live makes the best egg rolls. I swear they put crack in them so you keep coming back for more.