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Thanks....does the fly bait go inside the mesh box just above the opening at the top of the pyramid? Then how do you feed them to your chickens? Let us know how that grazing frame works for ya...looks like the mesh is barely attached.

@SonOfSoren are you going to share your wooden fly trap....pics and dimensions would be good!

Near the upper right of the page, to the right of the search field, it says subscriptions. Clicking on that should take you to the list of threads you've started, posted on and/or subscribed to. You could try the chicken wire, but be prepared to face the consequences and change it out if you...

They might be able to walk on the 1" chicken wire, not sure about the larger stuff...I'd be concerned about their feet/toes going thru the mesh.

LOL! got a pic? Is the plastic holding up to their weight ok?

Well, in my mind, if it isn't metal it isn't hardware cloth. I see this as a plastic mesh. But I suppose that it's just semantics to the general public...and of course using the term 'hardware cloth' is probably a boon to the marketers. The product in the link is UV stabilized, who knows how...

Hardware cloth doesn't come in plastic...... could you should a pic of the plastic mesh?

I think blocks might put it too high off the ground. Even the 3 1/2" of the 2x4 can be high enough for the grass to bend under instead of going thru the mesh....guess it might depend on what you're planting. Actually even the 1 1/2" dimension of a 2x4 would be good enough to deter the...

Cool! Nice to see the close up video of them pecking at it. What kind of plants are those?

OK well, I found it confusing....just some constructive critique..... also didn't see how you attached the hardware cloth, but maybe I missed it.

You're going to turn that over right? Grazing frames usually have the hardware cloth on the top and are just layed on the ground where the grass is already growing, not filled with dirt and planting as you suggest in the video. TheGardenCoop.com grazing frames for your backyard chickens If...