ScottSEA
Hatching
- May 19, 2015
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My sister lives in eastern Colorado. She had four birds in a coop, and the first night something dug under the fence and got in - but left without doing any damage.
...the only sign was the hole left behind. Immediately, they buried some chain link fencing all the way around to stop the digging and that kept everything out -
... until last night. This morning all four birds are dead; one was decapitated, two were bitten and the last was eaten. The kicker is that there is no sign of forced entry anywhere. No holes, inside or outside. Apparently, ninjas did it. Anyone have any idea who the culprit might be?
...the only sign was the hole left behind. Immediately, they buried some chain link fencing all the way around to stop the digging and that kept everything out -
... until last night. This morning all four birds are dead; one was decapitated, two were bitten and the last was eaten. The kicker is that there is no sign of forced entry anywhere. No holes, inside or outside. Apparently, ninjas did it. Anyone have any idea who the culprit might be?