Re: Chickens on the run!
- From: "Jill" <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 20:00:32 -0000
keith kent wrote:
I have kept chickens for one year now and let them roam the bottom of
the garden,where they have been happy and never strayed until today!!!
My garden is long and narrow fenced on both sides,gated from my main
garden and at the bottom open ish to farmland(soon will be houses) by
ish i mean there is a 4 ft high mound of soil,brambles etc and my two
compost bays.Today my wife phoned me to say the chickens had
vanished,but she spotted them in the middle of the farm land,she
managed to shout them back.End of problem, until i came home to find
they had got round onto my neighbours garden!I got them back,one of
them was hard work!!! Why have they decided to do one all of a sudden , i
thought they
didn`t go far from their hen house ?
Possibly because at this time of year there are relatively poor pickings on
range and they are prospecting for new goodies.
Birds can travel far and wide but always focused on the house - so the
chances are they will find their way home <g>
Otherwise is there any chance of them being disturbed at home?
--
regards
Jill Bowis
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