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	<title>Tales from the Raven &#187; Chickens homemade perch poultry</title>
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		<title>Life After the Fox</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 29 Jun 2009 20:13:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<category><![CDATA[Chickens homemade perch poultry]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[Our chickens are no longer innocent chicks, convinced that the world means them no harm.  One of their number disappeared right about the same time I spotted a red fox in a nearby field&#8230;and she left behind a ball of feathers. Her roommates weren&#8217;t too happy about it.  They&#8217;ve been acting more cautious&#8211;especially around our [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Our chickens are no longer innocent chicks, convinced that the world means them no harm.  One of their number disappeared right about the same time I spotted a red fox in a nearby field&#8230;and she left behind a ball of feathers.</p>
<p>Her roommates weren&#8217;t too happy about it.  They&#8217;ve been acting more cautious&#8211;especially around our dog, Zeke&#8211;and have elected to sleep off the floor of the coop.  Of course, I hadn&#8217;t yet made them a perch, so that left them wobbling all night on a gate.  Not conducive to a good night&#8217;s rest.</p>
<p>Enter the perch:</p>
<p><img title="chicken-perch-june-2009" src="http://suannewarr.com/blog/images/chicken-perch-june-2009-300x225.jpg" alt="chicken-perch-june-2009" width="517" height="391" /></p>
<p>We made it from sticks and branches we harvested from the woods, lashed together with the wire I use when I work on their coop.  Simple, easy, and cheap.  Best of all, it&#8217;s been accepted by the chickens!</p>
<p><img title="chicken-on-perch1" src="http://suannewarr.com/blog/images/chicken-on-perch1.jpg" alt="chicken-on-perch1" width="535" height="358" /></p>
<p>Shall we invite the fox in, and see what he thinks?</p>
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