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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    Ah, basically the same thing I posted....floor drain. Too much debris in run for a 'floor drain', unless you want to keep cleaning the basin.
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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    The pic is for asking you if this is the type of basin you are using. Sorry I didn't make that clear.
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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    Ooo, yeah, not a great design for where it is. Something like this? A wider shot of whole pen, showing any slope that contributes to water gathering and/or might help it move away, might garner other ideas.
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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    Yep. Post some pics of what you've got.
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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    Yep and Nope.
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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    Ditto Dat!
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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    As has been mentioned often here(I think) get the drainage sorted(with roof or not)before adding any depth of bedding.
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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    Why is that one part muddier than the rest? Is there copious runoff standing in puddles there...or....??? These loads are large...you really want someplace a pile can sit for months as you transfer a bit at a time to the run. This 2 loads:
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    Keeping a Chicken Run From Getting Muddy?

    Listen to @rosemarythyme and @3KillerBs , they know of what they speak. Drainage issues first, then wood chippings, etc.
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