I don't know where you live, but I'd bet it's a wild hog. I'm from North Central Texas and the hogs around here are worse than when I was in high school. If my oldest dog is barking and growling in a "hateful" tone, I can promise you it's a hog he's smelling. Swine are strong and LOVE eggs. As a matter of fact, I had a hog hunter ask to buy 5 dozen eggs a day for hog bait for his traps. I nicely told him to bite me... He can buy eggs from the store. My girls work hard to provide food for people... not wild hogs!!!! I don't know how many hens he thinks I have, but it's a lot less than 5 dozen!!!
ANYHOW!!! Here's a picture of some wild pigs.... Look at the shape of them and compare them to the picture that was enhanced. That's about what they look like when they are trotting across a pasture. I could be wrong, because the animal is further away, but that would be my bet.
ANYHOW!!! Here's a picture of some wild pigs.... Look at the shape of them and compare them to the picture that was enhanced. That's about what they look like when they are trotting across a pasture. I could be wrong, because the animal is further away, but that would be my bet.
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I came home today and noticed on the opposite side of the pen something dug up under the fence and there is a pile of feathers nearby. I got my SD card out of the game cam (which is on the other side of the coop) to see if I can find out what did it. I found this picture of one of my girls OUTSIDE of the pen, with Odie. He doesn't seem to be paying any attention to her, which is how he is when my girls are out free ranging. An hour later the cam got another shot of my chicken in the same spot. I really don't think it's Odie, but something definitely dug under the fence.