How to Protect Chickens from Predators

Chicken Predators come in all forms and sizes and are active both during the day and night. They can attack your flock from the sky, at ground level or by digging underground. Types of predators that might attack your flock vary, depending on your location. Some of these predators are very smart, others opportunists. The good thing is that each can be deterred by a simple security measure. Once you know which predators are likely to attack your flock, then you can create an effective defense system to stop their action. This book shares the necessary information about some common predators such as coyotes, raccoons, foxes, dogs, snakes, hawks and lots more that are likely to invade your yard for your precious pets. It gives in-depth information about their peculiar characteristics and methods of attack. Reading the book will guide you to deter these unwanted visitors and protect your chickens efficiently.

David Josephson is a passionate urban chicken advocate who is working relentlessly to promote a healthy family living through food source awareness. He has helped many people in setting up backyard chicken through his book 'Backyard Chicken; a beginner's guide for keeping urban, and backyard chickens'.