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Sorry for the awful picture. I put vinyl netting on the rafters to keep the girls from roosting up there, they were getting poop everywhere. I'm trying to contain the majority of the mess under the roosting bars for cleaning purposes.
How did things go with putting mesh on the rafters? I am...I was looking at ways to discourage my flock from roosting in my rafters (instead of their roosting bar) and pooping ALL of the floor, your pictures came up. Great idea with the mesh fencing on the rafters. Thanks for sharing
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my two bator chicks were still wet at 3 in the afternoon---I think the high humidity for the piped egg didn't let them dry, after finding a later hatched chick with Julliet, my broody who split the hatch with me, I decided to not put these two in a brooder but give them to my little hen
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I went to check on my duck (who is molting but doesn't like to leave her box) & saw one of the chickens in with her---- I went back later to check for an egg & sure enough there was an egg under my duck. What a laugh I got when I found all this down stuck to the egg. Just had to share. . . . .
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