How to Take Care of Chickens After A Predator Attack
May 30, 2025Knowing how to take care of chickens after a predator attack will help to give the victim(s) their best surviving chance.
Knowing how to take care of chickens after a predator attack will help to give the victim(s) their best surviving chance.
While it’s true that opossums sometimes eat eggs and kill chicks and chickens, it’s better to safeguard your hens than try to eradicate them from your property.
Coyotes may not be a farmer’s best friend, but they don’t have to be your worst enemy. These wild dogs are a necessary part of the ecosystem, keeping rodent populations under control.
Raccoons can be devastating predators if they access a poultry flock, so follow these important guidelines for defending against these common scavengers.
Rodents are more pest than predator to chickens, but in the coop they can spread disease and cause destruction, so make sure you don’t attract mice or rats.
These two families employ very different plans to their chicken-keeping endeavors. Both work well, so read on for tips for your own flock!
Aerial predators can take a toll on your flock, so learn how to identify and protect your chickens against predatory birds.
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Chicken predators can wreak havoc on a flock, so protect your coop and run from common predators using the following tips and techniques.