@MsMerope @ai6yr @dougfir 😬

@ai6yr @dougfir @MsMerope I was using standard chicken wire and it worked for over 10 years, until it didn’t. I’ll move to welded wire of some sort. TBD.

@MsMerope @ai6yr @dougfir Absolutely, but I can’t imaging living without a small flock. It’s an addiction, but I suppose there are worse ones.

@MsMerope @ai6yr @dougfir Yep, that was last Friday.

@dougfir @ai6yr @MsMerope We had exactly the same situation. Unfortunately one of the local grey foxes pushed through the chicken wire in a slightly rusted spot in the enclosed run. I just leveled the old coop and the run. We are rebuilding the run and the coop. This time not with chicken wire! Lots of hungry stuff up here. We have the new baby chickens in the garage while we design the ultimate impenetrable coop 🙄. Let you know how it went in a year. 🤣 #VeryExpensiveEggs

@SueInRockville As much as I would like to believe this, I can’t find any other sources that confirm this ever happened

@LeelaTorres @Ottermarie I think 2. There was a nest earlier this year in the milk crate full of pvc parts.

@msbellows Yep. Hanging on the shop door about waist high.

@Ottermarie I know! Mom flits in and out like a ghost while I am working in the shop, occasionally buzzing at me if I annoy her. Super cute! Looking forward to getting my tool belt back though 🤣