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Dead but not eaten?
Yeah it left them dead on the floor. It was coming and taking one at a time then it just killed them all it was really weird.
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Dead but not eaten?
I am getting my coop reinforced. I cannot find hardware cloth anywhere in my area. Tractor supply, southern states etc. does not carry it. I can order it through Amazon though and need to know what to buy. The guy that is going to do the work on my coop found a 2" x 2" 14 gauge wire. That seems like a big hole to me, but that's what he used on a friend's run who lives deeper in the country, and she's had no problems. Guidance please? Thank you.Dear heartbroken,
Lots of things will tear chicken wire. That's why a lot of us here at BYC like hardware cloth.
Sounds like it's killing for sport. How bug is the hole? Could it be the neighbor's dog? A well-fed raccoon?
I am getting my coop reinforced. I cannot find hardware cloth anywhere in my area. Tractor supply, southern states etc. does not carry it. I can order it through Amazon though and need to know what to buy. The guy that is going to do the work on my coop found a 2" x 2" 14 gauge wire. That seems like a big hole to me, but that's what he used on a friend's run who lives deeper in the country, and she's had no problems. Guidance please? Thank you.
Since you mentioned Tractor Supply first, I will assume it's your go-to for feed. Consider going online and having the hardware cloth shipped to your store. Then pick it up when you get feed.I am getting my coop reinforced. I cannot find hardware cloth anywhere in my area. Tractor supply, southern states etc. does not carry it. I can order it through Amazon though and need to know what to buy. The guy that is going to do the work on my coop found a 2" x 2" 14 gauge wire. That seems like a big hole to me, but that's what he used on a friend's run who lives deeper in the country, and she's had no problems. Guidance please? Thank you.
They'll charge you shipping, was like $60-80 when I asked.Since you mentioned Tractor Supply first, I will assume it's your go-to for feed. Consider going online and having the hardware cloth shipped to your store. Then pick it up when you get feed.