The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Poultry & Waterfowl => Topic started by: HappyHippy on October 24, 2012, 10:55:34 am
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Being a complete convert to the 'reduce, re-use, recycle' way of doing things I LOVE this :thumbsup:
What's even better is that I actually have a redundant trampolene in bits in the garden :excited: :excited: :excited:
Guess what I'm going to have a go at (after the horse poo drying rack ;)) :innocent:
Thought you might like to see it
Karen :wave:
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Great! :thumbsup:
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Presumably when they are in the bit on top they get to have a bounce too :roflanim:
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Ha, what a good idea.
Thanks Sally, now I've got this ridiculous image in my head of bouncing, squawking, flapping chickens :D
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That is brilliant. Looks really good. :thumbsup:
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Just make sure it's weighed down.... trampolenes have a habit of flying into the next field when there is a bit of wind.... at least round here.
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love it i now know what to do with the trampoline when the kids grow out of it!!!
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Alreadt had this in mind for when we move in to small holding ...... 2 trampolines packed and ready to move and convert! Good to see picture though to see how they can be devoloped.
Linda
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would this result in spring(ing) chicken?
:innocent:
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:roflanim: :roflanim:
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Very good idea. I like it.
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ooooh! we have an old trampoline too, i likey!
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great idea! :thumbsup:my pygmy goats would luv one of those!
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You can weigh them down by filling those huge water containers up and tying them to the tramploine. They are as light as a feather when the wind is under them. Great idea.
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I'd always fancied using ours eventually as a big shaded chicken run for summer time. Got a long wait though.....it is still in everyday use!
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Great idea :thumbsup: .