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Once again, I didn't claim in my original post that it worked as a wormer. I was stating that some people have claimed it works. I have only used it for my chickens in their food a handful of times and use a different worming method 2 times a year. I was just claiming it personally works for...

Actually the dust supposedly smothers the lice and mites like when chickens dust bathe.

I've had good luck with it for lice and mites personally, not saying it works for everyone. I also didn't claim it worked for worming chickens, I've only put it in their food a handful of times. I use a different worming method. I was just stating that some people say it works, but I didn't...

**Edited to add because I guess what I originally posted about DE wasn't clear: I have personally used it as a dust for my chickens to prevent and help with lice and mites while I also spray the coop with horse and stable permethrin spray. It has PERSONALLY worked for us, and I've heard of lots...

I'll have to read up on this, sounds interesting!

This is a must have for our front livestock gate. Not only for the chickens but for all of our other animals in the front 3 acres. Wouldn't hurt to have one for the back gate as well for our bigger livestock area...

Congrats @Isadora :clap:celebrate

I didn't know they had silkie mugs!!! I'm getting one now! Thanks!

These boots were actually given to me as gift last year, so I definitely think it would be a great gift idea for someone that raises chickens! They are surprisingly very durable and have lasted through mud, snow, and ice. They still look brand new when I wipe them down because of the material...

This metal sign would be really cute to hang on one of my coops! :love https://www.amazon.com/Chicken-Farmhouse-Vintage-Kitchen-Decoration/dp/B097DS4DL4/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?crid=3KYMXOI5JTIZ0&dchild=1&keywords=chicken+coop+signs&qid=1633880288&sprefix=chciken+coop+&sr=8-10

We have had a good experience with these rent-a-coop waterers. We attached them to 5 gallon buckets and they work well, we had to add silicone in some spots but they don't leak bad if you drill the right size holes...

I think these toys/accessories would be something fun to put in the coop or outside. I'd be curious to see whether they used everything or not! https://www.amazon.com/Chicken-Xylophone-Poultry-Rooster-Parrots/dp/B095S9X64V/ref=mp_s_a_1_13?dchild=1&keywords=chicken+toys&qid=1633700213&sr=8-13

I have one of these and its awesome to have for sure!

We are getting some hen saddles for 2 of our hens that are "favorites". They haven't lost too many feathers on their backs but I don't want it to get bad especially before breeding season next year...

We definitely could use a good plucker machine versus plucking by hand for next year. I don't mind plucking by hand but when you're doing 50+ birds at a time it isn't super fun. My hands would definitely thank me if I get one. Lol...

Medicine isn't necessarily the first thing you think about for a Christmas gift, but honestly you gotta have it! Here is a link to Corid, the liquid kind (Amprolium). I always keep this for preventative of coccidiosis and use it to treat if needed. This is very essential to every chicken owner...

I know there have been other people linking the NR360, but there is a reason why! This incubator has hatched hundreds of chicks for us and definitely paid itself off very quickly. Even though we have a bigger incubator now, I usually always use this one as well and especially when I'm hatching...

I didn't even know they had these!! 😲That's awesome! Thanks for a great idea! :clap

I know these are just boxes, but when I'm selling a lot of chicks during chick season, I always go through small boxes so fast! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093QKQ654/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_YC5CHW87AJ4WH7EZN6W6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

I think I figured out how to delete things. I'm correcting myself. Thank you!