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<blockquote data-quote="Okie4570" data-source="post: 3747756" data-attributes="member: 15643"><p>Trick to catching a cat in a cage near a chicken coop is to actually use a dead chicken tied to the inside back of the cage. ***** are almost the same although they will occasionally go in a cage with a different bait. Overall though, they have a taste for chicken now, and that&#039;s what they&#039;re coming back for.&nbsp; Cover the bottom of the cage with soil, some cats don&#039;t like the feel of the wire on the their feet, pull tons of feathers and cover the inside floor of the cage with feathers and outside the entrance of the cage. If you know which way the cat comes from, put the cage not far from the coop, but between the coop and his approach by a few yards. Cats get distracted easy, and if the cage is next to the coop and he starts into the cage, and one of the live chickens makes a noise or something, the cat will back out of the cage and go investigate. Make sure your cages are at least 16&quot; tall, width doesn&#039;t matter, but height does. Good luck!!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Okie4570, post: 3747756, member: 15643"] Trick to catching a cat in a cage near a chicken coop is to actually use a dead chicken tied to the inside back of the cage. ***** are almost the same although they will occasionally go in a cage with a different bait. Overall though, they have a taste for chicken now, and that's what they're coming back for. Cover the bottom of the cage with soil, some cats don't like the feel of the wire on the their feet, pull tons of feathers and cover the inside floor of the cage with feathers and outside the entrance of the cage. If you know which way the cat comes from, put the cage not far from the coop, but between the coop and his approach by a few yards. Cats get distracted easy, and if the cage is next to the coop and he starts into the cage, and one of the live chickens makes a noise or something, the cat will back out of the cage and go investigate. Make sure your cages are at least 16" tall, width doesn't matter, but height does. Good luck!! [/QUOTE]

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