I wouldn't heat it. Mama hen will take care of it.
I know and everytime I go to get a different lionel and then I just grab that one, lol
its the 29th today?
These are great for mice, bet a rat could get into this size too, but they have larger ones, then you don't have to worry about the chickens hurting themselves with something, or poison. I caught 5 mice at once in this thing.
That's peanut butter in there, I have one or two in this one.
it depends on the size of the eggs.
What it called.and where can u get it These are great for mice, bet a rat could get into this size too, but they have larger ones, then you don't have to worry about the chickens hurting themselves with something, or poison. I caught 5 mice at once in this thing. That's peanut butter in there, I have one or two in this one.
An old-timer once told me that he'd always heard that sharp pointed eggs were rooster eggs, and the rounder eggs were hen eggs. I told him to give me all hen eggs. We'll see how right he was in another 11 days...
A list of materials would be awesome. My hubby always ends up buying more than we actually use, at least until we find a way to use them. but a rough idea of what to do first and the basic dimensions with some photos of what you've got would be awesome. I appreciate it a bunch.Uh oh... now I have to figure out how to make plans??? The plans are in my head... and it may take some doing to get them out!!!
That's how most of my building goes. I think about the basic design and dimensions, and then rough out the framework. As I'm roughing out the framework, I'm thinking about the next phase, and while I'm working on the second phase, I'm thinking and planning out the third phase... and this continues until I have a finished project. Every plan I've ever put down on paper ended up looking nothing like the finished product. Now, the only thing I put on paper is a list of materials.
If I can get enough free time, I'll try to work up the dimensions, and perhaps a rough sketch....
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