It always amazed me how poorly some people are at protecting their livestock. Chickens coops and runs are the easiest thing to secure. This shouldn't happen.
@@ohroonoko o rly? 300’ of fencing is difficult to make permanently ground hog proof. Lots of digging to bury fence to prevent it. Not worth it IMHO. I’m not very worried about groundhogs. Only real concern are Hawks during the day and maybe raccoons at night. The run is well covered by security cameras. Occasionally something will get in. Rarely will it have a chance to do it more than once.
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Please cover your chicken run cage
??? It’s fenced on all sides, has bird netting over top, and is currently very densely planted. It’s also surveilled with multiple cameras.
@@MarkDenovich but make sure you close the door i lost 4 chicken from fox but now I make cover my chicken place.
@@Smallanimalscarefarmvlogs the chicken coop door is automated.
It always amazed me how poorly some people are at protecting their livestock. Chickens coops and runs are the easiest thing to secure. This shouldn't happen.
@@ohroonoko o rly? 300’ of fencing is difficult to make permanently ground hog proof. Lots of digging to bury fence to prevent it. Not worth it IMHO. I’m not very worried about groundhogs. Only real concern are Hawks during the day and maybe raccoons at night. The run is well covered by security cameras. Occasionally something will get in. Rarely will it have a chance to do it more than once.
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Nice one
But groundhogs do not eat chickens
So what happened to the groundhog?
@@properdukes9091 he is fertilizing a hole in the woods.
@@MarkDenovich 😂 took me a min. His fault for trespassing. 🤷♂️
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