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Probably, depends on size and depth of rocks. They can be tenacious. For rats, some folks will go so far as to make a concrete floor to their coop, because rats have gotten through everything else they tried.

Yes. Dirt and small gravel or mulch would do fine. I use mulch because it has more give to it than stone, and when you step on it, the weight spreads out more on the wire, a lot less point loads, but I'm probably way overthinking it. Just make your wire "invisible" to predators, and encourage...

Best to use smaller stones to predators think they can dig through them. The idea is to lure predators to dig right at the wall of your coop, and run into your apron on the ground, and not be able to dig farther. If you cover the metal apron up with really large river rocks that they know they...