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I use a pitch fork once a week and rotate the bark shavings "Fluff and Flip". It keeps the droppings from accumulating on the surface, no smell, well ventilated and dry. We have 36 ladies and we are all happy!

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[/IMG] The weather in NH can get pretty cold I would be glad to discuss what we have done Thanks for becoming a "Flocker"

Nice I might incorporate a wash down method in the spring

The outside run has about 4 inches of hay which gets turned as well I will change out 3/4 of the coop shavings to the compost pile and replace it to 12inches for 6 more months

I mix it up every other da with a pitch fork

The Deerfield Fair in NH was filled with lots of different breeds to view and buy if you desired

Little chicks grow up to be big chicks in 19 week.....don't blink

These are my Tight Rope Ladies B][/B].

Here is "Dusty" our only Salmon Faviol

. Good Day Everyone from NH I caught this pic first thing this morning Enjoy

Good Day I started with an old stall in a small barn. When I took the inside wall off because screws were not holding I found lots of rot, a whole walls worth. I replaced the wall studs with PT placed insulation then 1/4" galv wire over that with a plywood covering on both sides. Once complete...