Coyotes are opportunistic hunters. They see a weakness and exploit it. Once their stomachs are filled they run away. Dogs and weasels can switch into a »kill'em all« frenzy, wiping out whole flocks without even eating a single bite. And dogs are persistent, trying to dig under a fence, coming back the next day and dig some more, coming back… until they're through.
Raccoons if they get in your coop will kill everyone but just eat the heads.
 
Here is the latest.
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Hillbilly, you need what I have, the Broom of Death. I bought a Shepard crook for the geese. They are like what's that, lets bite it. I have an old straw broom that's down to about 6 inches of straw. It was in the garbage pile. For some reason its as frightening as an alien landing.
Not only do i have the broom of death, there's also the shovel of disaster, the food-bag of annihilation, the straw-bale of extinction and the immediately paralyzing flashlight.
But the single most dangerous thing here is the universe-terminating blue tarp of total destruction.
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Except for when that thing sits on top of the dux-run and keeps them dry…
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The one that got my two baby ducklings last year ate every single bit of them and left me the bones. It actually left the head alone on one of them but skinned the other one entirely.

They are horrible little things. I had one get in through a hole in the coop and the hole was too small to get the duck out. So I had duck chandelier hanging from the ceiling. Ill stop their, it was disgusting
Only dead trash-pandas are good trash-pandas! :mad:
 

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