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[grannychicken54]

That is not me, I believe it is either Nanakat or Mjgigax that has the swamp cooler.









I just opted for more naked chickens!!!!

Thanks for the respones I will go back through the thread and see if I can find it Thanks

 

[grannychicken54]

That is not me, I believe it is either Nanakat or Mjgigax that has the swamp cooler.









I just opted for more naked chickens!!!!

Thanks for the respones I will go back through the thread and see if I can find it Thanks

 

[grannychicken54]

that would be nana- can't remember how she has it set up- we use a fan with ice jugs...

Thanks for the name sorry about the double post, I am going to see if I can find the post have a good evening

 

[grannychicken54]

that would be nana- can't remember how she has it set up- we use a fan with ice jugs...

Thanks for the name sorry about the double post, I am going to see if I can find the post have a good evening

 

[Kassaundra]

Thanks for the respones I will go back through the thread and see if I can find it Thanks

You could just pm her and ask whatever you need to know, I'm sure she would be happy to help you. She posts regularly so I'm sure she will be posting soon too.

 

[WhiskeyTango]

Hey Kass,
Thought of you when I saw this. I may try to make one this fall.

 

[Kassaundra]

Hey Kass,
Thought of you when I saw this. I may try to make one this fall.

Tooo Cooool!

 

[WhiskeyTango]

Tooo Cooool!

Yeah it looks like they used and outdoor solar yard light for the top. I want to use an actual flashing light. It would also be cool if I could rig it up with Tardis sound effects when you opened a drawer.

 

[artsyrobin]

Jen, do the hens have any smell that might hint at vent gleet?

 

[NanaKat]

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Got your PM Grannychicken54. Let me know if you need more info. Our chickens free-range everyday and return to the hen house during the heat of the day to enjoy the cooler climate....even the flocks from the breeding pens join them...spoiled chickens.

We have been busy this week with a funeral and haying. Roger's 90 year old aunt was a wonderful lady. We have been baling and moving hay bales from meadows to the storage areas. I've finally moved all the tropical plants outside and repotted most of them. The garden has been getting watered everyday....at least a portion everyday. We have had three new calves born this week too.
This evening hubby helped me stretch a trampoline cover across the juvenile pen to give them more shade. They were already exploring under it while we worked. One of the pullets started laying this week so I'm either going to move her to the hen house or give her a nest box. There are 11 broodie hens now.... 7 of them have eggs from the incubator. The other 4 have eggs collected over the past few days...mostly bantam eggs. There were 14 chicks that hatched on Saturday and Sunday. I should have slipped some under some of those hens.