Got 14 inches of it in Everett WA.
I have a feeder full of layer pellets 24/7, and for water, I use those rubber hog? Dishes. I just pop the ice chunk out in the morning and put in hot water. Since it's only hovering in the upper 20's and just below freezing, I only have to put hot water in these black rubber dishes 1x a day for them to have water.
I don't give them snow to eat since it robs them of warmth.
I have a feeder full of layer pellets 24/7, and for water, I use those rubber hog? Dishes. I just pop the ice chunk out in the morning and put in hot water. Since it's only hovering in the upper 20's and just below freezing, I only have to put hot water in these black rubber dishes 1x a day for them to have water.
I don't give them snow to eat since it robs them of warmth.