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Sarah D
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No fox problems here since we moved in 7 1/2 years ago, luckily. We know they are at the farm beside us, and over in the woods behind the house, but have never seen one, or seen any evidence of one. Strange but true, and we don't know the reason. However, we are around most of every day, they are all shut up securely at dusk and let out when it's light, and the dog sort of patrols the garden.
One chicken (ISA brown keeled over in the night, but I thought she was looking not too bright - pale wattle, slight hunch, gone next morning. The other one I had put down (maran)- prolapse suspected, and a couple of the others were starting to have a go at her. Took advice from a friend, and he put her down for me.
I hope to move into breeding Scots Dumpies and Scots Greys next year. |
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alison Downsizer Moderator
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