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Originally Posted by daniel-delarosa View Post

I made some out of 8" duct pipe and rivets. I didnt make them quite big enough around though.  I didn't realize how fat these meaties were! Gonna make some bigger ones today.  You can get a piece of 8' x 60" duct pipe at Lowes for 10 bucks. You can make 4 or 5 cones out of one stick.  Alot cheaper to make your own.

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Can you post a picture of the flat pattern?

Lifelong chicken nut planning on starting a new flock this year
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I have also seen people use milk jugs, construction cones, and I think I saw someone use buckets as well. and he had them on top of his ladder that he laid cross wise on some saw horses. 

deana 

I am Deana and Live in Texas.

I am owned by horses, chickens,pig, donkey, geese and her mate, peacocks, turkey and his hen, and goats.

I love talking to other who have a love for farm life and raising chickens and the little peeps. I also quilt, and enjoy doing all sorts of crafts

 

Chickens are like Potato Chips... You cannot have just one.

 

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I am Deana and Live in Texas.

I am owned by horses, chickens,pig, donkey, geese and her mate, peacocks, turkey and his hen, and goats.

I love talking to other who have a love for farm life and raising chickens and the little peeps. I also quilt, and enjoy doing all sorts of crafts

 

Chickens are like Potato Chips... You cannot have just one.

 

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