Scary Hawk in the Chicken Coop – Hide Behind Dad!
Life here on the farm is full of excitement. The chickens go NUTS when they see or hear a hawk. They know that their presence is not a good thing for them. T…
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building a new coop.
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Check out the kids having a good time looking at this Hawk that got stuck
in the chicken coop. Don’t worry the bird was released unharmed.
Wild hawk accidentally caught in a chicken coop. It was released to be
free.
I wonder if that guy took out the owl? I recently captured a larger hawk
on video in my neighborhood.
Loved the video, Even though it scared me that one actually got in the
coop….. but putting the perp next to the victim? The poor silky was
shaking in terror and the hawk was all ‘what chicken? I didn’t peck at any
chicken!’ ;-)
Very interesting story. I have to struggle with these predators daily on my
chicken farm in Harriman, Tennessee. I have had coyotes, dogs, cats,
raccoon, opossum,and mink to pray upon my chickens. It is an everyday
effort to keep them safe.
Its nature……. what ya gonna do??
But i was cryin i love all my birds but its life ……. wat ya gonna do:)
it’s was so pretty, thanks for this video. it’s was a pretty rare chance.
The poor hawk was all like
” let me gooooooo!” It looked cute
Once there was a hawk and it killed 5 of my doves in the aivary. Its
nature, we didnt kill it, we relocated it in a refuge..,,,.
Please make a chicken and duck update video!
Thanks for your videos. how many acres is your farm?
Thanks for the cool video! But just wondering isn’t that illegal? You were
technically keeping it captive.
I’m pretty sure it’s a Cooper’s Hawk :)
It is absolutely rediculous… the condition of 2x4s these days. At the big
box stores I have to hunt and peck to find a couple of semi straight pieces
of lumber. I found that my local privately owned lumber yard has better
materials, of course they cost a bit more, but worth the extra. I don’t
know about you, but i have a difficult time squaring up my structures with
that crap warped lumber. I find it rather frustrating! I love the idea that
you are using free pallets too.
nice coop your building. i stapled cardboard on the inside of mine work
real good here in ky.
Looking good, will enjoy seeing how this comes ago. I used to work at one
of the big trucking outfits and could take home a truck load of wood a day,
I miss that. Looking forward to seeing how this project turns out.
nice
good idea….removable free range chicken coop
You could save a couple bucks buy using 90 degree roof to wall metal
instead of a ridge cap. I own a roofing company and use this for sheds and
coup’s that dont have ridge venting.
wow! you have snow on the ground already! looking good!
Great Job! My husband loves those pallets, he is always draggin them home.
It’s looking good!
You ever find out what was eating your chickens?
You are off to a great start, will stay tuned.
looking great..