Hallo Gestern Nacht wurde im Hühnerstall den Draht am Fenster durchgebissen, das Fenster war ein Spalt unten offen. Im Hühnerstall hat das Tier das Holz angeknabbert und über all liegen Federn rum.
Macht das eher ein Marder oder ein Fuchs?
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Ja die Frage steht oben. Ich denke 10qm pro Huhn würden auf jeden Fall reichen, ich wollte nur wissen ob auch 5qm Platz reichen
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Marder “in passing” through the classic “channel wire”. Füchse tend to use existing holes.
It is therefore advisable for a safe outer structure to take the substantially stable wire. It is not easily broken by a marder.
Wire biting is already a power. A secure and strong wire should not be able to bite through.
But otherwise I would rather tell Marder that they can also bite car cables (foxes probably also, but nevertheless xD)
Rats also create this, but even in the city, marder or fox are also possible.
All chickens are dead. Only half wings and feathers are still working