borhaaa
In the Brooder
Hey guys,
I'm a product designer by profession and a backyard chicken rancher on the side. And as someone who makes products for a living I can't tell you how much it pains me to spend $40+ on a new waterer only to have it break, leak, get covered in funk, crack, feeeze, and be a total pain to fill and or clean over and over again. I've owned at least 6 waterers over the last few years and none of them survived 4 seasons.
So, I wanted to get your advice on what product actually works well, or if you share my same disgruntled experience, what you would like in an ideal waterer so I can design one that solves all our needs. Happy to get some beta testers lined up. Anyway if you have any thoughts please lemme know.
I'm a product designer by profession and a backyard chicken rancher on the side. And as someone who makes products for a living I can't tell you how much it pains me to spend $40+ on a new waterer only to have it break, leak, get covered in funk, crack, feeeze, and be a total pain to fill and or clean over and over again. I've owned at least 6 waterers over the last few years and none of them survived 4 seasons.
So, I wanted to get your advice on what product actually works well, or if you share my same disgruntled experience, what you would like in an ideal waterer so I can design one that solves all our needs. Happy to get some beta testers lined up. Anyway if you have any thoughts please lemme know.