How to Protect Chickens from Hawks - Backyard Poultry

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Listen up…. If you think hoop coops are only for warm weather, you’ve been misinformed. We have customers in Alaska, Canada, and Norway using these coops with slight modifications (and we can show you how!) We have a predator apron around the outside of the coop (yes, it moves with the coop) and we’ve never had a predator get in to our coop. *our typical predators are coyote, fox, hawk, owl, dog, raccoon, bobcat, and occasional cougar. We don’t have bear here- you need an electric fence for that

Listen I get it…. Most people assume that traditional coops are the only way to keep chickens, but it simply isn’t true. So why are you treating a hoop coop like a flimsy, temporary setup and assuming predators will get in? Why are you closing birds up in sealed coops where humidity and poop builds up, creating a cleaning nightmare and can be unsafe for a chickens respiratory system? There’s a better way to raise chickens — and it starts with the coop. We used to dread cleaning day. Now? We have

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