Quote: I have the same one (actually a couple of them ) candler, one for the car, and one in the barn....I did end up buying rechargeable batteries for them, they quickly go thru batteries, but other than that they are great.
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Quote: I have the same one (actually a couple of them ) candler, one for the car, and one in the barn....I did end up buying rechargeable batteries for them, they quickly go thru batteries, but other than that they are great.
Ha! That's awesome!! Great Idea! Thank You!Thank you for posting. It is pretty cool. You know if "Sally" is a roo, you can just switch him to "Sal" like Salvador.
I love this flashlight! Rechargeable batteries may be a good idea! They are so bright, I love it!I have the same one (actually a couple of them ) candler, one for the car, and one in the barn....I did end up buying rechargeable batteries for them, they quickly go thru batteries, but other than that they are great.
I don't know your chickens, but a mom will get protective of her young. If it is only one she should have no problem keeping it safe. Remember, the baby will not be coming out from under her for a while. It will need her to keep it warm.A what would you do post ????
about the silly silkie that decided to hatch chicks in this weather, only 1 chick made it, i was gonna move her to a pen by herself, but hubby thinks I should just leave her in the nest box she is in, this is not a big coop and is mainly used by the older birds about 10 of them go in this one at night..I agree it would be warmer in there for momma and chick but a little worrisome the the chick will get trampled.........What would you do ?????