Something killed my Roosters

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Sorry, I didn't watch the whole vid but get a battery operated motion detection led light and you'll know when you have a "dinner guest". They work really well.
I put one over the porch on my garage and it lights my way up the short staircase and I don't have to flick a switch and I didn't have to hard wire anything. A couple D batteries lasts a long time.
 
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@2muchair4leyla Not familiar with Top Hats, but Rhode Island Reds are beautiful. Good choice. Any feral or loose dogs in the area? In my experience, bird dogs (or mixed dogs that have bird dog in them) are the worst when it comes to killing and not eating the birds. I’ve seen them kill the birds and then stage them in a row as if placing them on display and then leave the scene. Whatever is getting them, good luck in stopping the culprits.
 
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A red light might be less disturbing to whatever type of varmint you have..as opposed to a bright white light..

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KWK said:
Sorry, I didn't watch the whole vid but get a battery operated motion detection led light and you'll know when you have a "dinner guest". They work really well.
I put one over the porch on my garage and it lights my way up the short staircase and I don't have to flick a switch and I didn't have to hard wire anything. A couple D batteries lasts a long time.
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I have the plug ins, all throughout the house, and a couple of the battery operated ones on the deck and front door, mounted high so they would have a harder time slapping them down.
 
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