Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 218
apartment, as seen in Figure197. For the large fowls, low roostsshould be used, as they cannot reachhigh ones without a ladder, and indropping from the latter they are apt to suffer injury.A roosting frame for some Light Brahmas is shown inFigure 198. It is made of chestnut strips two inchessquare,… … Fig. 198—LOW ROOSTS for heavy fowls material for supports. The whole is fastened to tlie wallby rings fixed in staples, so that it can be turned upand held against the wall by a hook. It is twelve feetlong, three feet wide and sixteen inches from the floor.This is frequently too liigh for some of…
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