chicken watering valve

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Has anyone evere used one of the watering valves from Stromberg chickens? I saw a waterer on ebay that appeared to be a valve in the bottom of a bucket. You hang it and I'm assuming they peck at it to get water. I found the valves at Strombergs, but wondered what you guys thought about them. I need a waterer inside and out. Would this work for both?
 
You might want to be more specific....there appear to be several watering setups at the Stromberg site.
 
No, but you can check out Farm-Teh .They have water nipples that you can hook up to pvc pipe and than to a 5 gallon bucket or a hose that works great!
 
Not 100% sure exactly what you are asking, but you can use nipples and drink cups with basically anything that will hold water that you either drill a hole and insert the cup/nipple into, or run a tube/pvc from.


See if this link helps. http://www.bellsouth.com.au/tech/cupdrinker.htm

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apparently didn't bookmark it and can't locate it at the moment, but I think maybe it was an Australian company that had a huge gravity feeder and separate waterer that looked like two huge sewer pipes/pvc mounted on a fence. One had a drink cup attached right at the bottom and one had a slotted trough.

Could be done with a bucket, stock tank or 55 gallon drum as well.
 
The farm tec 360 degree nipples attached to a bucket are what I am wanting. Thanks all for your suggestions. Now how many chickens per nipple. I have 20 chickens, how many would I need?
 
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Well, I've got 22 out in the coop right now, and all I have are 3 nipples in a 5 gallon bucket and they're still living! lol That setup works fine, alot of times you'll see 2 chickens pecking the same nipple. I do plan on putting another 5 gallon bucket with 3 more nipples out there for the summer though-don't want to take chances with the warmer weather.
 

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