[frustratedfarmer]

Hi, probably a bit late but friend had a huge problem with crows last year taking eggs- were seen flying off with whole ones. She eventually had to get silver tape stuff and hang strips of it everywhere- had to be extra vigilant to collect eggs twice a day and eventually the crows gave up.
Good luck
Claire 

[bazzais]

I hope you solve the dilema - I just got back from the barn a happy man - I thought ours had stopped laying but low and behold found 15 eggs this morning in the top straw barn!! Little minxes.

Our little dog is one for nicking eggs too - he can only just get them in his gob but he does manage it somehow!!

Baz

[doganjo]

I hope you solve the dilema - I just got back from the barn a happy man - I thought ours had stopped laying but low and behold found 15 eggs this morning in the top straw barn!! Little minxes.

Our little dog is one for nicking eggs too - he can only just get them in his gob but he does manage it somehow!!

Baz

I always send my dogs round the paddock after the hens are back in - they were trained to retrieve on eggs to encourage soft mouths, and if there are any laid out there they find them and bring them to me - except the old girl who drops them from a raised head height (she is a big girl - German Wirehair) until they break for her to snaffle them.