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    “Chicks Dig it” premium Sand

    WOW! Looks gorgeous and thanks for the info. I agree, I wouldn't use it in the brooder either. But in the run, I am loving the sand, I wish I could afford that many bags! The only way for me to get it in Washington State at this time is to order it on Amazon and its $28 a bag. Once they start...
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    Gravity tube feeders

    Thank you for posting this! I’ve been considering these feeders as well. Really love that you explained what you used and shows photos!
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    New backyard chicken farmer in Gig Harbor Washington.

    Thank you!!
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    New backyard chicken farmer in Gig Harbor Washington.

    Absolutely happy to!
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    New backyard chicken farmer in Gig Harbor Washington.

    Hello BYCF! I am a few weeks new to this Backyard chickens site and I feel so lukcy to have found you all! I am in the Pacific Northwest, Washington State. I started with 5 Buff Orbingtons on April 28th of this year and now I am raising 7 more mixed little chicks in my brooder to introduce to...
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    Hi, I’m new!

    Hi Krystal, welcome! So sorry about your baby quails leg, ugh. This community will get you great advice and support. We're happy you're here!
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    “Chicks Dig it” premium Sand

    Normal sand is dusty, well because it’s sand. This is almost like the smallest pea gravel I could imagine. It’s dust free. I opened 4 bags and dumped them out, it wasn’t the poof of dust that normally occurs. I guess the best comparison would be standard cat litter vs the blue crystal litter. I...
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    “Chicks Dig it” premium Sand

    Hi! I recently started using the premium sand called chicks dig it, in my coop. It’s amazing! Expensive but worth it so far. Was curious if anyone has used it in their brooder. We have 7, two week old baby chicks in our large brooder and wanted to use the sand but wasn’t sure if it was safe...
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