Plastic tote chicken brooder

Bringing chicks home from the feed store is always fun, but before you do, you need to be sure you have set up a brooder. Keeping the chicks warm and safe from predators are top priorities. bringing baby chicks home | baby chick care

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Check out this super easy DIY brooder box perfect for chicks or ducklings!

Quote: Not yet, but I will be! Thanks for the tips. Chicks will be a new adventure for us. Withh three dogs and two cats in the house it's going to be...

This new and improved brooder box design requires only a plastic tote, some wire screen and a few zip ties.

Here's a simple, inexpensive idea for a DIY chicken brooder tote for baby chick housing. Let’s look at ideas for a simple, small brooder for chicks which you can make inexpensively and contains everything your new chickies need in their first couple of weeks post-hatch. You'll also be able to use it year after year no matter how often you raise new chicks! Continue reading >>

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I thought I would share how our indoor brooder set up looks and what we did when they needed more space but still didn't have a finished coop yet! We made our chick brooder last year (2018) using giant Sterilite bins (50 gallon - the biggest we...

We bought a large plastic container with lockable lid, which I then cut two holes in - one roughly 10" square, the other 6". The infrared lamp is about 9" in di…

Chicken brooder from a plastic bin with a nipple-type waterer attached to a 5-gal bucket, 2-in PVC feeders zip-tied to the bin, a Brinsea EcoGlow heater and non-slip toolbox liner to go under the pine shavings. I even added a couple of roosting poles.