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I feel your pain! My hands can't take the cold either! My fingers swell up in the cold and even in the summer when it's really hot! I have used those hot hand packets. You can get them at Walmart but it's not the best solution. No gloves are perfect either. I have a super pair of down mittens but they aren't very practical for doing chicken chores!Love the pop door photo! I've done that a few times myself.
I might like a small number of hatchery birds in the spring, if I don't hatch my own.
Ashandvine, all I have are the lavenders. Rooster has gold leakage.
It took trips to 4 different stores to get grit! Agway said people are buying it for their driveways.
These below zero mornings are really hard on my hands. I have pins-and-needles in the morning from carpal tunnel syndrome, and sometimes I get Raynaud's (just the phenomenon, not the disease). Normally, I break into a run for the house at the end of chores, because my hands hurt so much. Not today! I bought these hand warmers. They are each made of two large gel packs, covered in fabric and lined with flannel with an opening on the end. You are supposed to microwave them to warm them up, but I leave them on the warming bench of our Russian fireplace. Hand warmers get stuffed into my pockets (winter chore jacket with BIG pockets). I could feel the warmth on my torso. Anyway, I wear my regular gloves to top off feed, water, and scrape poop boards, but about half-way through, when my hands are freezing, I take off my gloves and shove my hands into my toasty pockets. Instant relief! Then I go back to work. I took 3 brief warm-up breaks today, and strolled back to the house pain-free.
I thought you were going to reference the third ice storm we've had this season... where's the melt we were promised?