Dang Aart you are a bad a*s look at all that going on, the brooder is a work of Aart... and I finally saw a picture of YOU
Gary
Aart, I hope you do realize that you are a genious, don't you? Wish you were closer. Oh, the trouble we could think up!
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Dang Aart you are a bad a*s look at all that going on, the brooder is a work of Aart... and I finally saw a picture of YOU
Gary
. It is similar to this one but better. I believe the flies can escape from this one. Mine is more like Fort Knox.
View attachment 1108907 This is my coop, and the other picture is of a grass box for chickens. You plant grass under, and it grows up through the wire so the chickens can eat the grass tops without completely killing it. Sally, I currently don't have chickens, so the grass is really tall.View attachment 1108907 View attachment 1108919







Get-ur-done!!!!On another thread I was sharing fly control strategies and thought I would share some here. It is easier to control flies when you have more devices working. I purchase these from Walmart for about $5. When they get filled I remove the one way trap device and place on a clear juice jug. Clear works better than opaque since the flies can see into. All their relatives are enjoying the spoils.. It is similar to this one but better. I believe the flies can escape from this one. Mine is more like Fort Knox.
View attachment 1111667 This is the original store version.
This is my home edited version.
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I keep reusing when bottle gets about half. I just save some of the fly juice as starting attractant, and add more water. I keep about 5 or 6 in different locations and my fly problem is under control.

Awesome!! *****Not home made, but free for the taking. I love my town dump. AKA my town mall. Most recent finds: 4 dozen canning jars. Various sizes and shapes, some of them quite decorative. A couple of months ago, I came home with a solid maple night table. It was in very good shape, except for a tiny cigarette burn on the top, and a couple of burns in the drawer. It had been thrown on the burn pile. Hubby took ownership of that project, painted it white and put a classy drawer pull on it. Perfect finishing touch to our reclaimed guest room.


I know what you meant! Hehe! My hub is both!Honestly I think making the dang thing, finding the drill and a cord, getting it all out there would take more time and effort than just washing them normally? Then there's the whole avoiding electrocution from soapy water + slippery ground + electric device + lazy moron thing.
Or is it just me?
ETA: I meant "lazy man". Really.
