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I love listening to Jeff Mattocks. He is a wealth of knowledge for backyard chicken owners.

That’s awesome thank you!

My chickens are kept cool, and do still lay for me. Seems their egg lay times have changed to cooler mornings but I still get eggs. They are good birds!

Thanks for sharing! My chicks are only 9 weeks old, seems as if I read they will start laying about 16 weeks. Does that sound about right to you?

Most people seem to sayplay sand is not a good idea. They say you definitely want medium grit sand. Play sand apparently can hurt the chickens.

I loose one today no idea how she died in our hands within one hour 😞

Thanks for the review and discount code. I won't have to worry if I put the chickens up in the middle of the night.

Great multi-use design for a brooder or sick bay. Thank you.

I just got my answer. I can put their dust bath on our patio downstairs so they can bathe in it ever if it's raining. I appreciate this video😊

Hello. I'm new to this channel and to chickens. Now just realizing and learning about dust baths. Question. If it's raining and the bath gets wet, will they still get in it? Please forgive the silly question

Original Run - chicken door logo is not a chicken but the outline of the country of Slovenia, when it looks like a chicken, but the Chinese don't know that ha, ha...

This is the worst automatic door on the market (Run-Chicken). Their support is criminal. Save your money. Or be ready to buy a new one inside a year. There are much better options with superior support.

Has anyone delt with their customer service? So far not having a good time. My door worked perfectly for about 8 months then started burning through batteries in days until it just stopped working all together. A lot of money. Now i have to open it manually.

Thank You, i really enjoyed your video. I will make my chickens one.

I just use ash from my wood stove

Great video! Thanks. But where do you get the botanical powder??

I've been doing this 3 years and I learned a few new things from your video. Thank you

Great video, thank you, I am going to do this tomorrow.

Great information thank you!!!

Wow!! I get excited over every egg that I collect still after 12 yrs. However, I have a much greater appreciation for my hens and the work that they do constantly and consistently. Thank you for this indepth information!!

Very cool! Thank you!

That is so amazing. Thanks a lot for showing us this.

Where did you get the tray on which you place the inverted jars when sprouting?

I've learned vaseline on combs is a NO in the winter. Vaseline holds in moisture thereby increasing the likelihood of frostbite. Instead, use Musher's Secret, which was developed in Canada and was developed for use on dogs' feet in the snow. I'm curious; how many chickens do you have and what breeds?

Thank you for such a good list

Perfect presentation 🎉

Awww Gary . I’m sorry 😢

And now Run Chicken doors have a new model for largest breeds of chicken and turkeys! Great option!

Sorry for your loss of your hen. 😢

Wow! Thank you!

So sorry to hear that 😢

Meanwhile I have to get violent and Chase my chickens into the Coop or they won't return 😂

One of my favorite stories is about archeology. For decades, the archeologists had been digging up these neolithic settlements all around Europe. And in every settlement, they found a bowl-shaped depression in the floor of the building. It was always there, and it was always near the door. The archeologists wrote paper after paper concerning the possible meaning of this depression. The prevalent theory was that it had religious significance and that the universal nature of these depressions showed that the Neolithic people shared elements of a common religion. Later on, archeologists did an experiment where a group of people lived as a Neolithic tribe for a year. After the year was over, the archeologists descended on the settlement to see what they could find out. One of the first things they noticed was the bowl-shaped depression by the door of the main shelter. They asked the people why they built it. The people didn't know what they were talking about until the archeologists showed the depression to them. Then the people laughed. They told the archeologists that they had not built the depression. The village was in England -- a wet climate. And they kept chickens. When the chickens came in out of the rain, the first thing they did was take a dust bath. The chickens had made the depression by the door...

Thank you 👍🏻

Lots of good info. Thank you 😊

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Thanks for sharing!

Good chicken loop I like it

And the water is DYRTI. Dont plase it on the ground.....LOLOL

LOLOLOL....cleaning every 4 days....LOLOL..thats NOT goood. EVERY DAY.

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Thanks for the info. Great video

Best dust bath video ever

Winner, winner, chicken, dinner🎉😊

I made it🤩thank you Cenla Chickens! And thanks to the best and most informative rooster in the flock, GARY

I sure hope you indeed received my email. Yes I did send you not only 1 but I think 3 emails. 😂

Thanks again

Congrats everyone! Better luck next time