How I'm Keeping Pine Shavings Out Of My Chickens Water & Feeders.
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- I built a simple chick brooder dining table to keep them from kicking pine shavings into their water and feeders. So far it has worked perfectly.
When the chicks kick the shavings into their water, the shavings would quickly soak up the water increasing the amount of times per day I would have to provide fresh water.
The chick brooder dining table is a good idea!
you have a good spirit and your chicks are great i hope my little one like me as much as yours like you
I have a 4 inch 10 foot pvc pipe with caps on the ends,slots cut down it and a stand, works great. make holes big enough to get the heads in
Love this idea for a brooder and great idea for preventing the shavings from going inside as well 😊
Loved this! Really enjoyed watching you as well! Very uplifting 😊
I thought you were just going to put it OVER the feeder. I was like, "that won't do anything!" Oh.... if they stand on it, they can't kick shavings in. Genius!!! 👍
I'm going to try this.
Good to see everything coming along.........also just watched n thumbed up ur persimmon harvest...the house is coming along well sis
Hi from beautiful warm Florida! You are so darn cute! I love your attitude! I'm going 2 try something like this. I'm a 1st time chicken mom of 7 beautiful baby's. They will b pets mostly. Thanks so much for posting this!
Sis I don't know anything about the chickens But, I do understand about the Cold. It 37degrees here this morning, I can't stay home today .I must get in it.. But This Girl will be WRAPPED!! 😂💙 Have a Beautiful Day
I know that's Right! Stay warm
Ms. Linda
"You have no home training"
Chicken: "I didn't poop in MY home. I pooped in YOUR floor." Lol
Chickens are gonna roost on anything higher up.....my adults have sat on the top of my hanging feeder!
Chickens scratch. It's in their nature. Chickens roost. It's in their nature, too. Maybe they need a bar to sit on so they don't 'roost' on their feeder? chuckle, chuckle
Hey there,
I'm running quail for the very first time in volume (67 so far, two more egg hatches to do) and man, do they ever make a mess and b being so much smaller than chickens it doesn't take much before they get wet and die from hypothermia (even in a brooder with 100F-104F heat from the 250W heat lamp......
I've decided to buy some Columbus Aqua horizontal nipple waterers and give them a whirl! They're NOT cheap (or cheep if you will, at $2 each...but, NOT from Red Wuhan Virus China, better built with a lifetime guarrantee) but I'm going to spend the money because I started out with 71 chicks and have lost 4 so far.......which does NOT make me happy!!!
I've subbed to your channel and look forward to looking at your other videos!
Cheers from the Oil Patch in Central WY
😍😍
How cold is cold?