Chickens continue to fall prey to some unworthy rascal. We have not seen this naughty predator, but I personally think we need to plan a stake-out some night. It would be progress if we just found out what creature is the culprit!
We have but one laying hen now, and who knows haw she has managed to survive! Something got into the "chicken tractor" last night, and killed four of them leaving us with about 17 broilers to hopefully have at the time of slaughtering.
Any suggestions as to what is getting our birds and how to rid ourselves of this menace would be welcomed. Also any volunteers for a stake-our would be considered. We will, of course, provide room and board, or whatever else is needed for your survival.
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- Laura
- I cook, clean, sew, read, have the best friends and family in the world (be jealous), and just generally enjoy life. I like any meat that's been grilled. Sweet corn, potatoes, butternut squash, tomatoes, and green beans are my favorite vegetables. Mocha lattes and iced coffee with sweetened condensed milk are my addictions, and box brownies are my biggest "processed" food weaknesses.
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