Why do chickens raised in rural farmers disappear inexplicably? Why?

The chickens in the countryside are basically free-range, especially in the middle of summer, many communities will be hatched, and when the chicks grow to about a week, the hens will begin to take the chicks out to forage. However, every time the owner feeds the chickens, he will carefully count the number of chickens, and then he will find that the chickens he raised are inexplicably missing. The reason why these chickens disappear inexplicably may be that they have been poisoned by something poisoned when they eat something poisonous, or they may have been caught and eaten by other natural enemies, or it may be caused by human factors.

Free-range chickens generally go to eat something, so it is more common to disappear, like some chickens especially like to go to other people's vegetable gardens to eat vegetables or eat some crops. Therefore, the owner of the vegetable garden will build a fence outside, and if there is still no way to prevent it, he may spray some pesticides on the vegetables, or deliberately put some grain mixed with medicine. When the chickens go back to the garden to feed, they may be poisoned, but some people have ammunition to prevent pheasants and other small birds, but they are eaten by mistake.

Native chickens living in rural areas are not completely safe, and there are some natural predators around, such as weasels, eagles or snakes, and some dogs are also particularly fond of chasing chickens. There are also many animals in rural areas, so some chickens are very easy to be caught by these animals when they are out foraging. In the past, chickens and ducks often disappeared in the countryside, basically by weasels or eagles, and even some weasels would come to the chicken coop at night to steal chickens.

In the past, when rural people were poor, there would be a phenomenon of stealing chickens, or passers-by happened to catch chickens, so they took them away. In the past, there were often incidents of stealing in rural areas, and these thieves would sneak the door and pick the lock at night to steal from other people's houses, sometimes stealing vegetables from the vegetable garden to sell, or stealing chickens from other people's houses to eat. However, now that people's living standards are getting better and better, there are few such phenomena.

Either the chicken runs away on its own, or it's a weasel. Because there will be a lot of poisonous snakes, insects and ants in the countryside. Including weasels.

This is because many chickens may have been stolen by some snakes or weasels, because many chicken pens are not very well protected.

It may be due to some animals being eaten at night, or it is possible that the chickens may have eaten something poisonous during the day and then died outside; The reason is that you didn't watch me take care of your own chicken, and he could have been eaten by other animals at night, or he might have just eaten something poisonous, so he died.

It's certainly not inexplicable, there will always be some external factors to interfere.

It's just that those three people have some weasels, and these things are used to eat, so that's why they are like this.

If you run outside, you will get lost and you will not be able to go back to where you used to be.

It could be someone stealing chickens, cats, or other animals.