American Gamefowl


I cut the side of my buckets for nest buckets. I used to make them like yours but I like leaving the lid on the buckets. This year I’m having hens scratch all the hay out of them , I put more hay in and they scratch it out. I wonder if anybody has had this happen and has a cure I’d really like to hear it
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I cut the side of my buckets for nest buckets. I used to make them like yours but I like leaving the lid on the buckets. This year I’m having hens scratch all the hay out of them , I put more hay in and they scratch it out. I wonder if anybody has had this happen and has a cure I’d really like to hear it
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Best buckets I’ve found are like the cat litter buckets and cut half the lid where there square they work real good and don’t seem to kick as much out
 
I cut the side of my buckets for nest buckets. I used to make them like yours but I like leaving the lid on the buckets. This year I’m having hens scratch all the hay out of them , I put more hay in and they scratch it out. I wonder if anybody has had this happen and has a cure I’d really like to hear it
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Theirs better ways than mine and far worse. I didn't buy my buckets so the majority had no lids to start with they work for the most part at keeping the eggs/straw in and decently dry.
 
Theirs better ways than mine and far worse. I didn't buy my buckets so the majority had no lids to start with they work for the most part at keeping the eggs/straw in and decently dry.
Yeah same here I get buckets from work sometimes that are the square style so that’s what I’m going to now. Usually I just use a Home Depot bucket or whatever is laying around and frame around it with old scrap wood to keep it from rolling around it does decent I guess
 

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