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Utah!
Quote: I live in American Fork. However, if you are interested I can travel. [email protected]- SumDumGuy
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Utah!
Hi Jack... I hope it is okay to post this here in the "Utah!" thread. If not I will take the verbal spanking. I seemed to have failed in my choices at the pullet tank and now have two cockerels I need to be rid of. They are approximately 2 month old bantams and very handsome lads...- SumDumGuy
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Dripping Poultry Nipples, the bane of my existence.
It could be a matter of them getting dirty and/or getting hard-water deposition around the sealing surface. I have noticed that the nipples that are not used as much by my chickens are the ones that tend to leak. I believe it is due to them getting build-up deposited on them while not being...- SumDumGuy
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- Forum: Feeding & Watering Your Flock
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what should I use for bedding inside my coop and nesting boxes?
@tpatchin2 - Straw - Yes!- SumDumGuy
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- Forum: Coop & Run - Design, Construction, & Maintenance
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Rice For Chickens
All the chickens at and near our house in Thailand eat cooked and uncooked rice , and I have never seen any explode or bloat. If the rice people feed it to their birds I would venture to say that it is safe. LOS- SumDumGuy
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- Forum: Feeding & Watering Your Flock
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Yet Another PVC feeder
Nice.... thanks for the idea!!!- SumDumGuy
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- Forum: Feeding & Watering Your Flock
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Vanilla Air Freshner????
@Dobieslady1 Did the vanilla extract on the dog help?- SumDumGuy
- Post #8
- Forum: Coop & Run - Design, Construction, & Maintenance
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Water nipple
They work great! You'll be glad you have them. How are you going to mount them?- SumDumGuy
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- Forum: Feeding & Watering Your Flock
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Coop thoughts
Most of those "coops" look nothing like the picture when a person has finished putting it together. The wood that is used is extremely thin and prone to warping. As an FYI they are typically mass produced in China, and as such are that quality level. I bought a similar model... don't make the...- SumDumGuy
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