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Once cold weather sets in for good and temps get into low 30's I take up all pools. On days when it get into 40's off an on trough winter I offer one of those cement mixing tubs for splash time then I dump it's so much easier than a pool in winter trying to keep the ice broke up. Keeps the mud...

They do love mud.

m.kitchengirl : I have not had any problems with wetness since I added pea gravel in the run part of my duck enclosure & sand in the house area. It has done wonders. I find it pretty easy to just rake off the straw layer and haven't had too much pea gravel work its way into the compost. I...

Quote: This would work if inside a penned area but I'm talking a pretty large outdoor area , it wouldn't work for me. Thanks for the input though.

Quote: Right now I throw the used pine shaving out and around and it's kinda like the straw after a while it gets bogged down and spongy so I am thinking the pea gravel will help to keep the nasties under it and i can just rinse off at night as long as the hose stay thawed. Now should I put...

Thanks then I am off to Lowes this Thursday to get started on this project.

Quote: I use a stock tank for their pool and I just laid down shade cloth and plan to put pea gravel around on it to help with the mud.

Quote: Right now I throw the used pine shaving out and around and it's kinda like the straw after a while it gets bogged down and spongy so I am thinking the pea gravel will help to keep the nasties under it and i can just rinse off at night as long as the hose stay thawed. Now should I put...

I am seriously thinking of getting some pea gravel to put down where they all hang out the most. It is a mud pit and gross, so any comments on using pea gravel does it work or am i waisting my money?

Quote: X2 it's defiantly seemed to help with the mud and after awhile you can make bricks sorry i couldn't resist.