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The Culinary Coop Chick Starter Kit, 8in Plastic Ground Feeder, 1.5lb Feeder, 1.5L Waterer, 10in Brooder Light with 250W Red Heat Bulb A-Bass Pro SKU-4274302 Dual Drainage Options: Choose between CONDITION:Like New

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The Culinary Coop Chick Starter Kit, 8in Plastic Ground Feeder, 1.5lb Feeder, 1.5L Waterer, 10in Brooder Light with 250W Red Heat Bulb A Bass Pro SKU 4274302 Dual Drainage Options: Choose between CONDITION:Like New Dual Drainage Options: Choose between using the 2L water tank with auto shut off or the included drain hose for continuous hands free operation This rifle features an all weather stock and a rifled steel barrel The kit includes an 8 inch plastic ground feeder perfectly sized for young chicks and heat bulb providing all essentials to raise healthy chicks

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