Ben Brownell wrote:I'm pretty familiar with property market and location scouting in those areas with Permaculture parameters in mind, happy to help with your search if you'd consider very modest consulting fee? Feel free to message me contact info if you'd like to chat and see what could work! Should work out to significant net cost savings for you, especially if realtor involvement is minimized.
Nick Mick wrote:They have those automatic sprinklers that are meant for deer. I don’t know what it would take to attract a Cooper’s hawk (chicken hawk) to the area but if there is one around those chickens will be plucked off quite frequently, like every 4 days or so. They are quite vicious.
Joylynn Hardesty wrote:My old neighbors were great. When some of their chickens broke out, they were quick to respond, fixing the problem in the dark after getting home from work. But, over the years it happened a number of times.
When I planted new blueberries I placed bricks half buried around each plant to protect the new root systems. Yup. They got out again. But the brick DID protect my new plants. Maybe you can do something similar?
Judith Browning wrote:so the chickens are flying over your fence into your yard? or there's no fence at all on that boundary?