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I have an egg pecker. It’s one of five of them. Hen six is currently sitting on four eggs in a DHL box serving as a broody coop. But back to the five. How do I catch the perpetrator, short of CCTV or finding egg on its face?

 

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19 hours ago, AHPP said:

I have an egg pecker. It’s one of five of them. Hen six is currently sitting on four eggs in a DHL box serving as a broody coop. But back to the five. How do I catch the perpetrator, short of CCTV or finding egg on its face?

 

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Try and collect eggs regularly to remove opportunity but there is a way to put her off - empty an egg of egg as tidily as you can, fill the empty shell with English mustard, stick back together ( no glues required, just don't make the mustard too runny) and replace in the coop. She'll have a go but she won't like it. It can work although not guaranteed. It's so annoying though so worth a go.

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Cheers. I do similar with the dog thieving off the kitchen counter. Only leave chilis there now. Hasn’t hit yet.

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