How to prevent weasels from biting chickens when they are free-range in orchards?

There are three ways to prevent weasels. One is to keep some local dogs in the orchard, the other is to keep some geese, and the third is to enclose local chickens with dense fences.

One? Protect native chickens with local dogs.

The weasel is a national second-class protected animal. If it is killed directly, the state will not agree, but the weasel stealing chickens will also harm the interests of farmers, and the weasel is very smart and will not be trapped in a cage. It is suggested that some local dogs should also be raised in the garden where local chickens are raised. After all, rural dogs will still stick to their homes. At night, they will be released to feed them and let them rest near their nests. Recently, the weasel has been afraid to go forward when it smells the local dog.

Second, raise some geese.

In rural areas, not only goose eggs and goose meat are provided, but also geese in rural areas are very fighting. You can not only defend your home, but also attack people. It is convenient to keep a few flexible geese to deal with weasels. The weasel is no match for the goose. According to farmers who have many years of breeding experience, there will be no weasels where geese appear, and weasels will even disappear as soon as they hear the cries of geese. So while raising native chickens, raise some geese to protect the henhouse.

Third, strengthen the protection of native chicken.

Although the weasel is a clever creature, human beings are also very clever. When we design the henhouse, we can choose some dense fences to enclose it. Although the weasel is petite, it takes some time or even more difficult to cross the dense fence. Secondly, you can set some small traps where weasels may be placed, such as rodent control artifacts, such as clips. Finally, although it is a good method to raise chickens in free range, at night, chickens should be managed and protected as much as possible.