[salopman]

This is "little" curry - or as lesley and I call him - one for the pot!! He is getting a bit pushy now - cleaning out today was fun!!

[salopman]

This is all 3 after the cleaning out - note fresh new bedding!!

[salopman]

one more....

[little blue]

cheeky little chap!  he's very cute
Is that you in the wellies in the last photo Paul?

[salopman]

No that was lesley mucking out yard ...whilst i was on photo duty

[little blue]

she keep her wellies very clean!

[Lesley Silvester]

she keep her wellies very clean!

One does have standards to keep up.   

I think having a concrete yard helps.  Also no 

[little blue]

I wash my wellies under the tap every night ... then usually remeber something (usually where I've left the eggs!) and have to go back again!
They have a tidemark round, where I try not to wet my jeans
 

[Lesley Silvester]

I rarely wash mine.  I think the mud just gets so thick it drops off.

[little blue]

ah, but you've seen our place - the mud on your wellies gets that thick it's hard to walk!

[Lesley Silvester]

I think the clue is in the 

[princesspiggy]

ah, but you've seen our place - the mud on your wellies gets that thick it's hard to walk!

i know that feeling lol def pig related

[NormandyMary]

Can I just ask please? How often do you dung your goathouses out during the winter? There is such a good layer of hay on the floor keeping it warm now and its not too smelly at all. What would you suggest?

[Lesley Silvester]

This will be it now for the winter.  Probzbly do them again in February or when I start knocking my jhead on the roof!     I just keep topping it up and, as you say, it keeps them warm.  My shed has a wooden floor so i drilled some large holes in it to assist drainage.

Only snag is that cleaning out in February will be a killer.   

[NormandyMary]

This will be it now for the winter.  Probzbly do them again in February or when I start knocking my jhead on the roof!     I just keep topping it up and, as you say, it keeps them warm.  My shed has a wooden floor so i drilled some large holes in it to assist drainage.

Only snag is that cleaning out in February will be a killer.   

That's what  I thought. I get through 4 black bin bags during a normal dung out. I was hoping for fine weather today, at least that's what Meteo said it would be, so that I could do it today but its pouring with rain again. I would like to give them one last bottoming before the snow comes. Its a great way to burn off calories isnt it!