Poop board convert *warning-graphic/gross poop pictures*

[Ren2014]

Does Sweet PDZ attract ants? We have ants that I didn't notice before

 

[nab58]

no, definitely not.

 

[iwiw60]

Does Sweet PDZ attract ants? We have ants that I didn't notice before

No, PDZ does not attract ants at all. I don't know what it's like in your area, but here where I live with the warmer weather also brings out carpenter ants...BIG carpenter ants. Hate the little buggers...aaaack!!

 

[Kandire]

I'm loving the poop boards! So glad I found this thread! Here's a couple pics of the inside of the coop. The only thing I would like is to find a scoop with smaller holes to get some of the tiny poops!

 

[Ren2014]

I'm loving the poop boards! So glad I found this thread! Here's a couple pics of the inside of the coop. The only thing I would like is to find a scoop with smaller holes to get some of the tiny poops!

Just the other day I was telling my girls to poop bigger

I once saw a picture here where someone modified their scoop with hard ware cloth. I'm thinking about trying it.

 

[Lavmoon]

Just got my first bag of sweet PDZ thanks to this thread. The lady at TSC looked at me like I was crazy! Can't wait to put it in the coop!

 

[Blooie]

I'm loving the poop boards! So glad I found this thread! Here's a couple pics of the inside of the coop. The only thing I would like is to find a scoop with smaller holes to get some of the tiny poops!

Amen to that! We've tried wrapping 1/4 inch hardware cloth around a kitty litter scoop, window screening (the PDZ doesn't go through) a bird food scoop with small holes drilled into it (again it trapped the PDZ as well as the tiny poops) and even a slotted spoon from the kitchen. Um, no I didn't put it back into the cutlery drawer. But the poop board with the PDZ works so well that I'm willing to keep experimenting.

 

[iwiw60]

One thing I would highly recommend is to set your roost boards (even limbs) in a "u-shaped" hanger of sorts so that you can easily remove the roost to do a deep cleaning every so-many months. By screwing or nailing your roosts into the wall they are somewhat permanent...just FYI.

 

[aart]

This works great for the brooder.....


or one of those organizer baskets for the coop:

 

[Blooie]

This works great for the brooder.....


or one of those organizer baskets for the coop:

What is that thing? I need one!