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If you’ve read the book, The Adventures of Reddy Fox, you’ll be familiar with Reddy’s innate love for catching and eating chickens. Though the book is fiction, a fox’s love for these feathered fowls is not. Foxes have been a headache for chicken farmers for years, and many attempts to deter them have failed. So the question remains, how do we once and for all, stop these little red beasts from getting our chickens?
Hens are important to us and provide us with delicious eggs. If someone or something is nabbing our hens, we want to be proactive. These wily little animals could be stealing your hens right under your nose, and decimating your flock. Let’s look at how to keep raccoons away from chickens and give you some additional knowledge about these little creatures.
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Our Smart Chicken coop doors ship anywhere in the continental U.S., with delivery typically taking 8-10 days. (Heads up: we don’t ship to Alaska or Hawaii.) For more details on shipping and delivery, see below—or just contact us if you need answers fast.
Yes, it does! Here is a video showing how the timer is set on our automatic door:
The standard power option is electric. Included is an electric power cord. You can also upgrade to solar or battery power. Please be advised that using a battery will require a charging source. We recommend that if you are using the battery option, you have several batteries to ensure you always have a charged battery.
It is normally a good idea to set the door to open when it starts to get light outside. If you open the door too early, predators like foxes may still be roaming around outside. In the summer, 7:00 or a bit earlier is a good time.
Yes! Our solar attachment will power your coop. However, you must be sure your chicken coop is in the sun for most of the day and also always be aware of the battery levels to ensure your birds stay safe.
The door will not hurt your chickens if they happen to be in the entrance when it closes. It has a safety sensor to ensure that the door will stop before it crushes your hens.
No, the installation process is quite simple and may only take up to an hour. The door comes with clear instructions and all the necessary parts. In most cases, you will only need a screwdriver and a drill. Our blog covers other must-know auto coop door questions, including a complete guide on how to install the doors.
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