My last Buff Orps died several years ago. I then developed a bad back and spent a year recovering from surgery to eliminate the spinal stenosis. Well! My weight lifting restrictions have been removed and I am ready to hatch some eggs next month. My Border Collie, Chandelle, loves the chickens...
No but it is easier than tinkertoys. Just get some 4 inch pvc pipe, the y like I have, and put it on upside down. Use a jig saw to cut away the bottom half of the feeder. Get a rubber reducer and put that in the y. I anchored mine in by drilling small holes in the y and poking wire through it...
I need to know how all the Buff Orpington's living in Oklahoma are doing. I heard they are cold hardy but worry about my new flock and how the hot summers in Oklahoma will affect them. Any advice?
Ah yes, I once lived in the country of Sacramento. I had two acres in North Highlands. The part of Oklahoma I live in looks like a giant San Joaquin Valley. Less than 40 miles to the East my son lives in the hills near the town of Choctaw. He is the one who has 40 Rhode Island Reds and Marans...