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Homemade automatic chicken water
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If you're a chicken enthusiast looking for a cluck-tastic DIY project, this homemade automatic chicken waterer might just be the egg-citing solution you need! Using an empty pickle jar and a few clever tweaks, you can create a functional water source for your feathered friends. Simply drill a dime-sized hole in the center of the lid and glue three pop bottle lids to the bottom to elevate it above a bowl with sides about an inch high. When flipped over, it provides a steady water supply for your chickens. Just a heads-up: stronger birds might tip it over, so consider securing the lid to the bowl for extra stability. This simple setup works great and keeps your flock hydrated and happy!

| I used this empty pickle jar to make a chicken water, I took and put a dime-sized hole in the center of the lid and glued three pop bottle Lids to the bottom to lift it from the bottom of a dish, filled it with water and just flipped it over in a bowl with sides that are about an inch high, and it works great, only downside is stronger Birds might be able to tip it over so you could potentially try to attach the lid to the bowl and make sure it stays secured, but it's working great [link] [comments] |
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