Does anybody hang the waterer?

[MissJames]

I thought you could buy hanging waterers but I haven't found any.One is listed as hanging,but it's actually a handle for transporting.
Do you hand waterers?

 

[Mahonri]

Go to the BYC store and you'll find some hanging waterers.

 

[MissJames]

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Oh good grief! That close,huh? I was looking at the suppliers.Thanks!
Do you hang your water?

 

[MissJames]

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Okay,I'm not seeing any. Just t-shirts and stuff.

 

[Lea71]

I got mine at TSC, it's a five gallon plastic one.

 

[Opa]

I use 3 gallon heated waterers that hang. They work great. It's been down to 8 degrees a couple of nights and I haven't had any problems at all. Having the waterer hang keeps it cleaner plus it's above the snow. The best price I've found is from www.cutlersupply.com $34.90

 

[MissJames]

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Thank you,Opa
I really like that site.Good prices.
It's in the 70's here LOL,so I don't need heated,just CLEAN.

 

[MissJames]

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Thanks Lea,
so you just hang it by the handle?
I'm getting quite an education.I had to google TSC ! then went DUH!

 

[Mojo Chick'n]

Some of mine are hung (in the coop that is on a slope - have to hang em) but the big one - 5 gallon - is on a concrete block/stepping stone.

I prefer to hang them, keeps them cleaner.

meri

 

[ddeans]

I wish that I could hang mine, but I can't unless I was to do it in the coop its self. I would rather it not be in there though. I tried building a little wooden fixture to hang it on in the field, and the idea was great, but it turned into a perch for the chickens and the water was worse then it was before because of the amount of "poo" that made it down.