Wisconsin "Cheeseheads"

Help, I can't find my slw bantam. I let the five hens out this morning and she is not around. There is a pile of feathers though. That can't be good. Do you t hink something got her?
Unfortunately I think it is a question of what got her
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Guess it depends if she got away from the predator and is hiding someplace or was carried away.... what a bummer. How sad.

One of the reasons I'm starting to like having geese more and more. The pigs are even afraid of them.

Hope you find her and she is well.
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It has been almost two years and they do fine during the day. They are locked up at night. I hate to keep them caged 24/7. I have a terrier. If I leave him out with the girls will that keep t he predators away or do ou think this is a quirk?
 
Help, I can't find my slw bantam. I let the five hens out this morning and she is not around. There is a pile of feathers though. That can't be good. Do you t hink something got her?
Oh no. So sorry to hear this, Dooner. Banties are choice pickings for preds, unfortunately. I sure hope I am wrong.
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Keep looking though. She might have found a good hiding spot & is too terrified to leave after such a close call.
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Donner,

don't give up hope yet., My Japanese Bantam went missing for 2 weeks and showed up in the neighbors yard.
fingers crossed.

David
 
Donner,

don't give up hope yet., My Japanese Bantam went missing for 2 weeks and showed up in the neighbors yard.
fingers crossed.

David

Yes, those little gals can dig in and hide out. I was surprised by a hen and chicks a couple of days after a raccoon got in to my chickens. They hid out in a brush pile until they were sure the coast was clear. Hope yours finds its way back to you, Donner!
 

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