>>13813218I have Red Star (looks like Rhoad Island red honestly) this is my third cluster of chickens were trained to survive by the Black Star from the original flock. They know how to run, but most importantly how to take cover and stay in cover. No minks here but in the past dogs possoms and raccoons have been a problem. Still hasn't got cold here so the raccoons are still at the tourist restuarants eating garbage and haven't hungered for live chicken.
The wise woman chicken who showed them how to survive passed from old age. She layed eggs until the end so old chickens not laying eggs is a myth.
The rats have arrived seeking shelter from the cold I guess that must be arriving up north probably around michigan and canada. The eagles chased them all the way here. The amount of rat droppings on the cars appeared overnight. Think it must have looked like that scene from princess monoke when the hunters arrive
