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they are the cuest things!

I am looking to buy some sawdust/wood shavings and i am wondering what type to buy. I am buying from pollards sawdust supplies and on their website (http://www.pollardssawdust.com.au/index.asp) it says to use pine shavings, take a look at the site if you like. thanks! ~ponygirly306

idk... the spike on the end of them could pierce the chickens foot and then the foot would get bacteria in it which would not be good

i'm very sorry but all you seem to be saying is discouraging things, and how does "thankyou, anyone else" suggest that the information has not been helpful, i said thankyou. i am just asking for a wide range of opinions. and hey, i haven't done this before, candling is exciting for me so plese...

thanks, it looks like the majority is hen... ok then, cool!

Quote: what is that? Quote: yes they are. i might try that idea or the sand. I throw some scratch on the shavings and let the chickens mix it up. what's scratch? sorry about all of the questions... I'm pretty clueless... thanks!!

thankyou for upholding my point horsecrazy, by the way, i get the POINT! if you have nothing nice to say don't say it at all thankyou! and hinkjc i think i should be allowed to conduct a little experiment thanks very much, i have seen your posts and i have read your opinion so if your not going...

lol!!!! they are sooo cute! i wouldn't be surprised if they grow up to be real characters!! i those chicks!! sorry about the emoticon overload!! its just to hard for words!!

i sorry, i just wanted to see who actually had them...

has anyone actually used that, i mean, would it be safe??

thankyou, any one else??

oh, oh dear, i think my gorgeous gauge just exploded, oh dear... they are soooooooo gorgey gorgey gorge gorge!!GoRgEoUs!!!!!

I have an egg under my hen and it has been there since sunday i candled it just then and i'm wondering, it has an air pocket, does that mean anything? and should i be seing anything on day 2? and what should i be seeing by days 3-4 thanks

thanks for the idea but i sort of want to stay away from paper, is the best saw dust / shaving to use pine? or is rthere another type, and with using shavings / dust do i need to give my chickens grit?

is there anyone that has actually had and bred isa browns, i would like to hear from them