Official Squatch Watchers

Pics
Date sort Score sort
CapricornFarm said:
But it is so much fun! And very effective!
Click to expand...
0260567C-6503-4D54-9AD3-EDF7210EEFB0-989-0000014D9EF47604.gif
275472A5-164A-4604-9623-FA1763C91C3E-989-0000014D09D4AA35.gif
 
TexasSam said:
R chickens really allergic to cedar?
Click to expand...
I think it is toxic if they eat it. I admit that as a brand new newbie chicken mama that didn't know any better I used cedar chips in my brooder. Never had any problems. I assume because they never ate any of it. But it is better not to take the risk I think
 
CSAchook said:
I think it is toxic if they eat it. I admit that as a brand new newbie chicken mama that didn't know any better I used cedar chips in my brooder. Never had any problems. I assume because they never ate any of it. But it is better not to take the risk I think
Click to expand...
I think chickens have sensitive respiratory systems, and it can irritate them. Not necessarily allergic. Not good for people either. But it doesn't rot. I love it for burning signs.
 
CSAchook said:
:lau
ETA laughing at flying feet
Click to expand...
True story, we played football in the neighborhood when i was a teen and it was supposed to be tag football but the guys could get fresh. They lived to regret it. Fast learners they were.
 
CapricornFarm said:
True story, we played football in the neighborhood when i was a teen and it was supposed to be tag football but the guys could get fresh. They lived to regret it. Fast learners they were.
Click to expand...
You go girl! (Sorry Sammy but some guys are taters and deserve it)
 
TexasSam said:
This is making me wonder about my Ameraucanas I mentioned that I have one that is sneezing. Well their whole coop is made out of my old fence. The wood they use to make fences is cedar. The fence was 10 years old.
Click to expand...
Maybe you could line the coop with plywood or paint it to seal the pores in the wood?
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom