Plastic Eggs....

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Plastic Eggs....

Post: # 107736Post mew »

Anyone know where I can hold of any, or what a good alternative would be.

Getting our rescue chooks in a couple of weeks and ive been told I need to traing them to lay in the nest boxes so need some plastic eggs.

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Post: # 107737Post Birdie Wife »

Hi mew,

I've got a couple you can have if you like - my hens hated them and actively avoided sitting on or near them!! If you want them, pm me your address and you can either send me stamps to cover postage or we could swap for veggie seeds or something like that?

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Golf balls! take a walk near a municipal Golf Course and you'll have a bucketfull!

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Post: # 107748Post marshlander »

Just a thought - could you blow a regular egg and refill it with sand or the like?
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Post: # 108146Post mew »

oooh thanks Birdie Wife. Ive just pm'd you my address.

Thanks again MEW :0)

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Post: # 108266Post Birdie Wife »

No worries! Pm'd you back :wink:

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Post: # 108409Post Thomzo »

I had a marble egg that I picked up in a charity shop for a few pence. It was perfect size and VERY heavy.

So where on earth has it gone???? It was definitely in the nest box the other day and now it has disappeared. Has one of the chooks eaten it? I've cleaned out all the bedding and it's not there. There's a step of about 4 inches over the pop hole threshold so none of the chooks could have kicked it out of the door surely? Anyway I've cleaned out the run and it's not there either.

Zoe

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