Just saw your watering system today. Two weeks ago when I bought baby chicks
I got a pet rodent watering hanging bottle. The chicks don't even know how to
drink out of a dish(which was always a catastrophy of spilled water and wet bedding.
Will really consider this for our layers.
Comment by
SHIRLEY DUNN
— Sun Jun 28 01:15:43 2009
Chickens seem to need the smaller nipples to really be able to drink. It took Mark a lot of experimentation to get it right! We're still thrilled by the waterers sitting in our tractors.
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Just saw your watering system today. Two weeks ago when I bought baby chicks I got a pet rodent watering hanging bottle. The chicks don't even know how to drink out of a dish(which was always a catastrophy of spilled water and wet bedding. Will really consider this for our layers.