It's funny you bring this up because I asked the same question to the fish hatchery attendant. He said that it was a lot easier for talons to get caught in netting than a single string. Made sense to me. I guess they see the string and fly away. They actually set it up so the strings are about...
Actually, if you have a fenced in chicken yard, run twine back and forth across the top of the fence spaced every 6 or so inches. The larger predator birds see that and won't fly through it...something I learned from a caretaker at a fish hatchery. Actually works very well.
Yep...my friend was basically a kid, maybe 20-21 years old going to tech school, learning a trade. His dad had passed a way a few years before and he was living with his mom and sister on a dead end dirt road here in NH.
He had seen it several times over the course of a month or so. He had lost...
A couple of years ago, a friend of mine was having problems with a good sized black bear raiding his chicken coop...He ended up sealing off the windows, adding strength to the door...basically turning the coop into a fortress.
He heard a commotion a few nights later...the bear had torn down the...
I've no "legal" experience with her either though I have met her a couple of times...not real impressed and every time her name comes up in gun owner's circles the question is almost always raised, "Has she ever won a case"? It would give me pause to retain her.