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I'm not sure why and it did surprise me.. My own idea is since these hawks are migratory(they're here only during fall/winter), they probably prey on grouse or wild birds similar in coloring up north so it's "prey they are familiar with" with the chickens and very bright adult male goldens...

I had several species of pheasants free range. Goldens were one of them. They stayed around fairly good(some were tempted into hopping the fence into the neighbor's yard..). However.. the hens and juvenile males were hit VERY hard by hawks(primarily sharpshinned & coopers hawks in my...