Ah Glenn, the solution is in the problem: I've erected signs at regular intervals around the perimeter of our garden that say "Danger: Foxes".
If the hens know what's good for them they're not going anywhere. No need to clipped; they can remain symmetrically winged (which will be a weight off their minds I'm sure).
But I and, especially, the girls appreciate your concern. If you think of anything else, do let me know.
i am not a graphic designer although in another life i really believe i could have been. i am not sure how i found your website, but i just wanted to let you know i thoroughly enjoy it. i use a lot of your examples for scrapbook designs. i just wanted to say thank you. i need to give credit where credit is due! :)
Hooray!! ;)
Posted by: rebecca | 16 May 2008 at 11:44 AM
Why don't you clip their wings? Watch out for foxes!
Posted by: Glenn Broadway | 16 May 2008 at 01:41 PM
Ah Glenn, the solution is in the problem: I've erected signs at regular intervals around the perimeter of our garden that say "Danger: Foxes".
If the hens know what's good for them they're not going anywhere. No need to clipped; they can remain symmetrically winged (which will be a weight off their minds I'm sure).
But I and, especially, the girls appreciate your concern. If you think of anything else, do let me know.
Posted by: Richard | 16 May 2008 at 02:06 PM
what font is the sign set in? I hope there were plenty of chicken eye tests prior to installation.
Posted by: chris | 17 May 2008 at 09:08 PM
Rotisserie Sans is the best I can do.
Posted by: richard | 19 May 2008 at 03:12 PM
i am not a graphic designer although in another life i really believe i could have been. i am not sure how i found your website, but i just wanted to let you know i thoroughly enjoy it. i use a lot of your examples for scrapbook designs. i just wanted to say thank you. i need to give credit where credit is due! :)
Posted by: emily pitts | 19 May 2008 at 03:41 PM
Thanks Emily.
Posted by: Richard | 19 May 2008 at 03:57 PM