Human or animal?
12 years ago
We have what I thought was a well-built chicken coop. This morning, my husband called and said that we lost 3 chickens last night. The screws from the hinges look like they were unscrewed, but I guess they could have been ripped out.
My question is this - could an animal have done this? A raccoon perhaps? We just got our chickens this past weekend, so I'm new to all of this.
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