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I need several of those double brooders 3' x 5' each to house 1 trio of porcelain d'uccles, 1 trio of project d'uccle, 1 mixed bantam trio (Napoleon and his 2 OEGB girls) plus all the silkies need things too.
Nella I want to use 2x4s for the frame though to make them tougher and less likely to get bumped and such....is that possible?
Anything is possible, it'll just make it heavier and more expensive. But whatever floats your boat! LOL
My brooder shed that I call 4x6 is actually closer to 3.5 x 5.5.......It's a great size, although you can't reach to the back so if the bird doesn't want to be caught, you have to get creative. And I'm taller than you and probably have longer arms! I just use a board or net or whatever as an extension of my arm and scoop them towards the front.
I need several of those double brooders 3' x 5' each to house 1 trio of porcelain d'uccles, 1 trio of project d'uccle, 1 mixed bantam trio (Napoleon and his 2 OEGB girls) plus all the silkies need things too.
Nella I want to use 2x4s for the frame though to make them tougher and less likely to get bumped and such....is that possible?
Anything is possible, it'll just make it heavier and more expensive. But whatever floats your boat! LOL
My brooder shed that I call 4x6 is actually closer to 3.5 x 5.5.......It's a great size, although you can't reach to the back so if the bird doesn't want to be caught, you have to get creative. And I'm taller than you and probably have longer arms! I just use a board or net or whatever as an extension of my arm and scoop them towards the front.