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Well, I will take that as a compliment! Thank you!Now you sound like RaZ!
Poor guys, they look pretty miserable.It’s rained allllll day here. Very miserable. Woke up to a loose horse this morning, one of my mares slipped through the electric fence in the middle of the night it seems. The solar fence charger seems to have quit so it’s time to replace it. Until a new one comes, she’s locked in a dry lot…. Which is essentially a mud pit right now with a mare with metabolic issues. The chickens are miserable. I’m afraid they’ll catch something in this. Only ones out in this weather are my ducks, who are surprisingly even sick of it. My poor pekins looks so so yucky. It’s all that weight dragging them down in the mud. I love my ducks but I will never buy pekins again poor things![]()
They need some wood chipping bedding in there to help with all that muck.My poor pekins looks so so yucky.
Gravel will just hold the poops and get nasty.I’ve tried a lot of stuff, most things sink out of sight plus wood chips would rot wouldn’t they? I’m thinking next springs and summer I’m going to lay some pea gravel down underneath the topsoil for a better drainage system. I might try dumping something in the run tomorrow. Or some of those absorbent stall pellets I use for my horses