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I agree. We have the same predators and a pair of nesting golden eagles. I've noticed that no matter where my chickens are on the farm, they tend to congregate in areas where they have a "safe zone" and will go into that safe zone with just one warning from my roo. Yes, I know I will eventually lose some but for now they have the best life a chicken could ask for.
ETA: I have an irish wolfhound that is out and about with the chickens alot during nice weather. Now that she has accepted the chickens as part of the family, she will protect them the same way she protected the cat when another dog went after her.
I agree. We have the same predators and a pair of nesting golden eagles. I've noticed that no matter where my chickens are on the farm, they tend to congregate in areas where they have a "safe zone" and will go into that safe zone with just one warning from my roo. Yes, I know I will eventually lose some but for now they have the best life a chicken could ask for.
ETA: I have an irish wolfhound that is out and about with the chickens alot during nice weather. Now that she has accepted the chickens as part of the family, she will protect them the same way she protected the cat when another dog went after her.
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