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I suppose you could use the oscillating tool to cut where the studs are and use the jigsaw for the rest.

Oh, sorry, thought you meant it would be a 7-inch long vent.

I was going to recommend the oscillating multi-tool. That's what I used to cut out a small door and vents in my duck coop. Yes, it takes a while but it makes a nice cut with a small kerf.

Okay, well, here's a song I really like...

It looks great!!

Soooo....what's this thread about?

Here it's 77%!

And the rest of the garden is looking good too, especially the brassicas.

Update on the hoop house in nearly 90-degree weather. I was afraid it would get too hot in the summer, but with the opaque white cover and three vents (the window, door window, and lower south side open up) it's going great!! My camera fogged up it's so humid but the plants are still loving...

We're practically swimming in humidity over here. I was going to take photos of my mom's garden and immediately after I stepped outside my camera completely fogged up. Is it like that where you are?

Interesting. I thought for sure it would be daily brushing with a dog like that. That's great that you can bathe her at the pet store!

This is true. Unlike chickens who can't see when it starts to get dark, ducks can and sometimes decide they want to sleep outside all night, especially if the weather is good.

IF there is enough space for them all I'd give them more time to figure it out and possibly widen and lower the ramp (photos?). Keep placing them on the ramp every night and they'll get it eventually. If the coop will not be big enough for all the birds when they are older (which I am guessing...

Losing birds is part of raising them. It happens all the time and it is often not the fault of the person raising them. Guineas are especially fragile. I see no reason not to keep them on paper towels and pads in the brooder the entire six weeks, as long as they are changed out every couple...

I do look at the tips like the first pic @SpotTheCat posted. I like to keep my dogs' nails very short (because of noise) so I still hit the quick sometimes. Dorie's quicks never seem to recede.

Welcome!! This is the place to be! I recommend regularly reading through the threads in the different categories even if they don't pertain to your current situation. There are so many knowledgeable people here and so much you can learn on this site that will prepare you for almost anything!

Wow, what a difference between the old and new grass! I'm surprised the fresh chicken manure isn't too hot for the grass seed.

This is the nail clipper set I'm using right now. The cheap ones work just fine. https://www.amazon.com/Bretheil-Clippers-Over-Cutting-Stainless-Professional/dp/B0879DQHPL/ I use an artists lightbox to help see the quicks through the nails. It doesn't work with black nails, but I plan to only...

'Tis. Love my short-haired dogs. Dorie also has pattern baldness so she has less hair than most. 😄

Oh, and I use Zymox Oratene to clean their teeth and gums.