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	<title>Comments on: Chicken Prison</title>
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		<title>By: Cindy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Keeping chickens safe can be a full-time job.  The predators taught me a lot about what I needed to do to stop losing my layers.  Each new mod cost me a hen or two.  The attrition has slowed now, but every once in a while a chicken wanders beyond the protection of the dogs or the fences.  I also have learned not to let the free rangers out when the weather is foggy or rainy - the coyotes and bobcats think of that kind of atmosphere as their invisibility cloak, and hunt under its cover.  There&#039;s just an irreducible level of risk we must assume every day, as farmers... poo.

Good luck with your new arrangement!  May the odds be ever in your favor.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Keeping chickens safe can be a full-time job.  The predators taught me a lot about what I needed to do to stop losing my layers.  Each new mod cost me a hen or two.  The attrition has slowed now, but every once in a while a chicken wanders beyond the protection of the dogs or the fences.  I also have learned not to let the free rangers out when the weather is foggy or rainy &#8211; the coyotes and bobcats think of that kind of atmosphere as their invisibility cloak, and hunt under its cover.  There&#8217;s just an irreducible level of risk we must assume every day, as farmers&#8230; poo.</p>
<p>Good luck with your new arrangement!  May the odds be ever in your favor.</p>
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