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[Chicken Egg 17]

Does anyone know of any thing that would work for a good nesting box liners perferably rubber.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

If I go down now Ill be up again 2 hrs. before sunup

Lol good luck

 

[LittleLakePhil]

Did you guys with Windows 10 suffer through that 2+ hours update this morning?
I could upload pictures just fine before; can't at all now.

Oh no......

did gooserz get goosed? Lol
and we r all so happy he let you stay with us

Thank you..... Me too.

I don't always. Been sitting here half asleep for an hour, trying to make it through the ball game
Night 

I just started watching the Tiger game recorded it...

 

[kwhites634]

Does anyone know of any thing that would work for a good nesting box liners perferably rubber.

How 'bout one of those rubber pad thingies that go under the coated drain rack for dishes after they're washed?

 

[BantyChooks]

Time for sleep, my wrists cant take that skinning of chickens, I have no clue how you keep itup whites, im falling apart already. 


hugs night all

 

[Chicken Egg 17]

How 'bout one of those rubber pad thingies that go under the coated drain rack for dishes after they're washed?

Wouldn't they be a little hard for a nesting box?

 

[Chicken Egg 17]

I looked them up they are more expensive than buying the liners for nesting boxes I was thinking of maybe like a runner rug that had prongs like a golf grass mat.

 

[kwhites634]

Quote: I wouldn't think so. I have a bank of nest boxes in the old henhouse that have removable rubber bottoms. Put some straw or hay in the box & they snuggle right in. Actually, just the hay or straw w/o the rubber works just fine; that's what I use...nothing fancy...no complaints yet.

 

[Chicken Egg 17]

I was looking for something that I wouldn't have to use straw or hay. Because of the way my nesting boxes are it's hard to clean.

 

[BantyChooks]

I was looking for something that I wouldn't have to use straw or hay. Because of the way my nesting boxes are it's hard to clean.

Use pine shavings..... I'll never use hay again! They're much easier to clean out, and the chickens dont kick it out as much.