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- Top 10 Chicken Predators - BackYard Chickens
Here are some more articles on how you can protect your flock from predators: Top 10 Ways to Protect Your Chickens from Predators Common Predators to Look Out For In The Fall Winter Chicken Predators To Look Out For Protecting Your Chickens from Springtime Predators The Secret Weapon for Safe Coops: Why Hardware Cloth is a Backyard Chicken Must
- Emus + predators | BackYard Chickens - Learn How to Raise Chickens
As a new owner of a couple Emus, can anyone share with me any of the experiences they have had with emus and predators? I figure the young are vulnerable to pretty much anything that would go after a chicken, but what about half grown emu and adults? Has anyone lost Juevinille Emu (lets say 3
- Top 10 Ways to Protect Your Chickens from Predators
Aerial predators can aim for one of your chickens, swoop in, and be gone in a matter of seconds The top of the run should also be covered to prevent attacks from hawks and the like At the very least, netting is required to prevent attacks Build it sturdy too, the nighttime marauders are going to climb on, get on top, pick around, and if an area is weak, they will find it You should be able
- The Secret Weapon for Safe Coops: Why Hardware Cloth is a Backyard . . .
The small openings are key—they’re tight enough to keep out even the sneakiest predators, while still allowing ventilation and visibility Unlike chicken wire, which is flimsy and easy for predators to tear through, hardware cloth is durable and built to last
- Minimal wire gauges for different predators? - BackYard Chickens
Maybe minimal wire gauges for predators like: coon, possum, and then minimal wire gauges for something bigger like bobcat, or coyote I think specific answers would really help people
- Predators that decapitate chickens
What kind of predator--wild or domestic--would take only the head and neck of a chicken, leaving the rest of the chicken undamaged? I have lost too many chickens now to this menace I have closed up all holes and set traps around chicken house, but have NOT seen this predator -- 'possum, fox
- What killed my 5 chickens in the middle of the day?
We are missing 5 chickens three 12 week chicks and two hens (one the mother and then another one) The attack happened around 1pm in broad daylight We live in an urban area but have lots of predators: hawks, bobcats, coyotes, raccoons and mountain lions I found a couple tufts of feathers
- What predators are known for digging under coops?
I live in the Midwest I'm curious as to what animals, besides dogs, are known for digging under coops to get at the chickens? Opossums? Racoons? Thanks!
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