I don't have good pics to show, but I have overhead chicken wire on the run, and it goes around one big tree (3ft diameter) and six smaller trees/shrubs with multiple trunks; I'd imagine aviary netting would be a very similar install around your large trees. I used bamboo from my property as...
Convenience for human access to perform maintenance, and good security for the animals against predators, are often the topmost basic priorities for good husbandry with keeping chickens. Sounds like your setup lacks both, which isn’t a great plan if you’re in the planning stages for this.
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Poop scrapes off soooo easily, so this doesn't make sense to me.
I could see this being practical to preserve wood though, such as anything exposed to outdoor conditions. Usually for that type of application, people might use a diluted boiled linseed oil vs a mineral oil - but mineral oil is...
If you need a product to buy, you might try U-channel "edge protector". Comes in rubber and metal-reinforced versions.
I have one corner of corrugated roof that's in an area where a human would hit it, I simply just folded over the corner to "dog ear" it, and it seems to be working as I've...
You're welcome, glad it helped.
Slip 'N Slide: I setup a giant slip n slide going down our orchard hill. It ends up around over 100ft long in total and is too fast to stop practically at the bottom. After a few modifications my setup now includes very large tarps, hay bales, and a...
Commenting because it's current. To my knowledge RunChicken doesn't make a WiFi unit, but they do make a Bluetooth one - is this that one?
I've had a RunChicken T50 for 5yrs. The original unit did develop a bad circuit board in year 4, I think from moisture intrusion. The company was very...
1x 100ft roll is not enough material.
24ft front + 24ft back + 12ft side = 60 linear feet of walls at 7ft tall.
Horizontal installation:
7ft wall / 4ft HC = 2 horizontal strips x 60 linear feet = 120 ft of 4' HC
Vertical installation:
60ft length / 48" HC = 15 vertical strips (+1 for...
Saw that RunChicken now makes this candle-powered water heater: https://run-chicken.com/heater/?srsltid=AfmBOooMYDg44SjjXRzcyuAYACqC7uvlsc_Eud3vPex4QRj1P5b46Osl