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It does make a difference on what you have. I just make a habit to look at most ppl's signature lines on the bottom 90% of posters have their chickens and other animals listed there.

OK, I thought that might be it.....My uncle always drank it warm and said it was the only way.... so I tried it, he was so wrong lol

Sorry I'm getting better at the abbreviations but what are PBR's?? I only know it as a beer edited for spelling

Sorry for all of my posts. The kids went to bed at normal time so are up and atem' already while I brought in the new year and want to go back to my warm bed :) Ne who..... I was just wondering what types of birds some ppl have. Because while I scoff at adding extra heat, I have LF Brahmas...

To kind of get back on topic. What is it about chickens in snow....they will run around all day on dry ground when its 5 degrees out but get an inch of snow and no one goes anywhere....atleast mine!

We dont for the horses but for the chickens I do. I dont know if it is neccessary but the cubes seem so hard that I did so they broke down for the most part. An added plus you get the earthy fresh cut smell in the dead of winter hehe However as I mentioned before it then freezes when its...

Well....we also have horses, so I will just throw a flake in if its around or soak cubes in water (i dont like the cubes as well because wet feed freezes) But I agree it is expensive, ecspecially given the drought situation in our area. We are lucky because we are born and raised where we live...

Ok, I know this thread is about cold weather but if you want nice orange yolks even in the winter try alfalfa it does wonders.

I did the same thing with old laundry soap jugs since I didn't need to change them as often but in the end they preferred to stay underneath the coop (its on blocks). This year I will be better prepared for nature's wrath....live and learn!!

I have been lurking for awhile but, since the topic of heat came up. I have LF Brahmas and last summer lost 2 pullets to heat when it hit 103 for about a week straight but its been 10 four about 2 weeks here is good ol South Dakota and they were still out scratching until this weird white stuff...