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Thanks for the tip! I put some in for now and my chickens LOVED/ love it! Keeps their feet dry and cleaner too.

Hi! It’s soooooooo soggy! But here’s what I did for now while I wait on some money for my wood chips, I put a bale of straw down, it helped SO much and my chickens LOVE it and appreciate it SO much! I’m so glad I did it! I have 30 chickens so they scratch it around pretty well and it hopefully...

Thank you! Yeah this thread has helped many others!

I wish mine looked like that!

Thanks!! Super helpful! I think wood chops is the way to go. I am on a list for the dump of tree clippings but noting so far. I will just have to buy some I guess

Thank you for your reply! :) That was helpful, I feel like it’s a downpour here often and it’s always sooooo wet! 🙄🙄🙄 My mom lives in FL so I know the down pours your taking about. We were just there last August. 😲 I’ll try the pellets. That sounds like a good idea thanks! Also water gets on...

Great thanks! Yes that’s what I’m leaning towards.

I’m definitely going to upgrade some things come spring, but this is what we have for now. Any suggestions based off these pics would be helpful. I appreciate all of the suggestions I have gotten so far, hopefully these pics will help too. The one with the small “Rhode Island Pullet” is the best...

Thanks!

Thanks I will

We live on a hill by Lake Bosworth. It will snow at our house and 10 mins from us there’s nothing. Same with the rain, it can rain all day long but drizzle or not rain at all in the main areas of Seattle. There’s definitely a lot more wetness here. But if it’s not raining constantly then the run...

Thanks for the advice. So you don’t think straw is bad? I haven’t ever tried it.

Hi! My run is sloped since we live on a huge hill, but for the most part of its not raining or snow is t melting the run drains fairly quickly. It’s just that we’re always wet where we are. We’re in so kind of rain shadow in addition the the wonderful rainy weather we get for 9 months out of...

Hi, who knows how I can get rid of the mud in my chicken run?! We have a 30x20 outdoor area. It has some plastic sheeting over the top on part of it for a temporary fix till spring when we can build a proper roof but it still won’t be completely covered. It’s too big! Lol But for now, with...