I LOST a LOT of BIRDS Until I did this…

Predator Pinball THE BEST TRICK for Receiving Raising and Succeeding with Chickens Outdoors.
Since adopting this technique we have not lost any chickens to predators. We have lost a lot of chickens in years before using this trick to predators.
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[Bradwick]

The actual predator pinball experience video would make a funny illustration of this brilliant concept. Training predators is much more efficient.

[Jedidiahwiebe]

I've been baiting my deer fence with peanut butter on tinfoil. Similar concept. The first time the deer interacts with the fence it's with a tongue or wet nose. Makes a very memorable experience. Since I put it up... fingers crossed i haven't had deer damage. And did I mention it's a SINGLE WIRE at about 2 feet tall.

[showkatjami]

very simple things you can explain very nicely and make it importent . Never seen our family any one raise Chickens . Now I really wish to do . Thanks again Stefan . I am sure many people should inspire by your web page .

[michaelsallee]

sir: I remembered a discussion told me from a cousin. the local hunters got him alarmed of the coyote population. he called the state trapper for help. the advice: "are you bothered by coyotes?" "if you are I can help"; "if not, leave them alone. getting rid of them will present a void, and the ones' filling the void may be a problem, they may hunt your sheep." it's your training, once trained why eliminate and retrain the new preditors. even birds can be trained, takes time even generations

[petepenn]

Great Info as Usual! Thanks for All you do!
Keen to be Green!

[tinnerste]

Il definitely give the double fence a go when I've purchased more poultry netting! Cheers

[Bees]

Man you’re so awesome even summer comes early to you 😀

[everybodyluvsmonkeys]

I never knew chicken like sand so much. Interesting. I have a lot to learn since I want chickens.

[Skashoon]

What a good idea, ‘Predator pinball’! I’ll have to try this one when I get my chickens. I was asking myself, after you said “train your predators”, How can I do that? Well, you’ve given me the answer a few seconds later. I’m actually looking forward to watching it happen. Of course I used a magnifying glass on ants as a kid, and pulled legs from grasshoppers too. Life’s simple pleasures....

[thenextpoetician]

This is a plasma universe. Everything is electric. Magneto-reception is how birds and bugs and all critters migrate and map their environment. It's can serve to inter-locate. From my experience on fire towers where I encountered about 700 critters from Red Squirrel to Grizzly, and developed the ability to pin-point their location from kilometres away so long as my feet were both on the ground, which made visiting very efficient, I can be reasonably certain they are physically sensing that fence at the distance from it they stop.

[AtlasReburdened]

8:51 When I saw the pause my mind instantly imagined a huge hawk flying by with a chicken in its talons.

[annasobkowiak]

Hi Stefan! I love chicken! Thank you :-) Greetings from Poland:-)

[marieleopold]

ELECTRIFYING STEFAN...SIMPLY 'ELECTRIFYING' !!! Be fun to have a night cam on the wire fencing and watch the 'shocked' intruders wise up! OR...am I being mean-spirited! Thanks for the info..twuz well done = SIMPLE, STRAIGHT and TO THE POINT! Makes me laugh to see the chickens go at the sand like choice meal...guess we can see what it takes to make an egg. God Bless you and yours!

[butchmetzger]

Sounds slightly evil! But I love it! I've been told by various sources that making the first punishment when training a kid or a pet memorable enough that you don't have to repeat it is actually kinder in the long run than an ineffective slap that has to be repeated over and over and over and....

[cek]

Hot dog! Or fox, lol! Predator pinball! Hahaha, love it!

Great tip 👍
The predator pinball concept will stick to my mind.

[Lily-vicy]

fantastic idea, I will try it this year.

[RaveBabyFuu]

I've always felt so bad for chickens. they are "dumb" because we domesticated them in cruel ways. some dont even know how take care of hatchlings.
it's just sad we assume chickens are cowards when they have to live through Hell.
Thank you for being so kind to your chickens. ♥

[Thathumanoverthere]

That Permie Tree Guy
suuure plays-a
mean
pinball.

[moniquechurchill]

So not to be slow.... BOTH fences are hot right?