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I think you have to build a dock and buy the greyed out animals from abroad like in Banished
You can do this with all animal pens.
- Clear trees as far from your coop as possible; animals only spawn among or near trees.
- Build a few coops, combine all of the chickens in one coop, then destroy all but one coop. Once you have enough chickens, the rate that they are lost will not outpace how quickly they reproduce.
- Employ at least 2 hunters, but 3 is better, to protect the chickens. Make sure the shack is as close to the coop as possible.
- It is possible, if you're vigilant, to manually kill animals before they attack your chickens by possessing a villager.
- You can build a fence with a gate (I haven't actually tried this)
My suggestion would be a combination of the first 3. Personally my village has a total population of about 70 and I have 3 coops totalling about 100 chickens, and 2 hunters shacks that do not even touch the coops, but I never lose chickens to wolves now.
However, getting chicken production up and running will take some time and need careful design. But the game has provided you with resources to survive the chicken transition time by giving you fish, bread and grain (fish gives A & E, bread D & E, and grains to start chicken reproduction ASAP).
I like to build 10 x 10 coop as soon as I get two fields and a house. YOU ACTUALLY DO NOT HAVE TO ASSIGN A WORKER THERE! All you have to do is to do is posses your teenager and make him/her bring the grain and water to the coop. You only need to bring it once in a while and its easy to monitor by clicking on a coop info - always make sure that there is grain and water in the coop. Since you only have one chicken to start with, it will last for a while and the chicken will reproduce itself without a worker in it. Of course you have to guard the chicken so keep an eye on all foxes and wolves - kill them if they are too close. If you loose your chicken you would need to deconstruct the coop and do it all over again. But if all is well and in the second year my coop is full I move my chickens to a proper size coop carefully designed. By proper design I mean I use terraforming to seclude the area (wild animals cant jump from heights or climb a cliff so I build the coops on something that resembles as island with only one tiny way in - next to that way I build a barn, well and grain field. Now your hunter have much easier job to do protecting your chickens.