Livestock Care Farm Livestock For Sale In Oklahoma

When float fill with water the water does not stop flowing until is out of holding tank. But a major problem is the float that stops the water is a two piece and fills with water also which causes a mess in the coop.

Big enough to hold lots of eggs. Very sturdy & well built I bought this a month ago & love it.

Will literally last forever. This is the water can my grandfather used and I've used for decades. This product was purchased during cyber Monday and delivery was received in record time.

I would recommend to other people to buy the chicken catcher excellent tool for catching those fleeing chickens without injuring them The handle on it is great. It works great and is built well will last a lifetime.

I now have two of these in the goat stall. The goats get hay and pellets during the long winter months. The tray catches hay before it hits the ground and makes it easier to recycle it back into the hay rack.

These are yellow with Hot Stamped numbers of 151 through 175. The All American 3 Star Medium Tag is a great identification tag for larger calves, cattle, or deer to help with your record keeping.

Used in a 5 gallon chicken waterer and worked good throughout winter. I am not very critical about products and give them a good chance. Works like it should. This year it quit working after about 3 weeks.

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These are yellow and pre-numbered 1 through 25. The All American 1 Star Mini is a great identification tag for those smaller animals including sheep, goats and pigs to help you with your record keeping.

Also much easier to fill. Have only had minimal problems with droppings, but as others have suggested, a flip top lid or cover would be a great feature to add. I had a traditional hanging feeder but it took up too much space and there was a lot of feed...