- Mar 31, 2016
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Hello,
I am curious if anyone has found a good material to use on the ground of a run somewhere where it rains a LOT? This winter has been Nothing but rain for us and we have been battling with keeping our girls out of the mud and puddles all winter. We had to resort to tarps over the leaky roof and pallets on the floor at times to get them out of the mud. It was terrible. Now that the weather is finally clearing up we will be re-roofing the covered outdoor run we have and I would love to be able to find some good solution for the ground. I like the idea of doing a deep litter in there but my understanding is that doesn't work well if it gets wet? I'm afraid with over ninety inches of rain this year whatever we choose is bound to get wet.
Any suggestions?
I am curious if anyone has found a good material to use on the ground of a run somewhere where it rains a LOT? This winter has been Nothing but rain for us and we have been battling with keeping our girls out of the mud and puddles all winter. We had to resort to tarps over the leaky roof and pallets on the floor at times to get them out of the mud. It was terrible. Now that the weather is finally clearing up we will be re-roofing the covered outdoor run we have and I would love to be able to find some good solution for the ground. I like the idea of doing a deep litter in there but my understanding is that doesn't work well if it gets wet? I'm afraid with over ninety inches of rain this year whatever we choose is bound to get wet.
Any suggestions?