Avian Aqua Miser: Automatic, poop-free chicken waterers
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Pre-made Automatic Chicken Waterers

Premade Avian Aqua Miser

Give your chickens unlimited clean water for as little as $4 apiece with our automatic chicken waterer, ready to go out of the box!

Choose between the following options:

Avian Aqua Miser: automatic chicken waterer
Working Chicken Combo Pack --- $60

Contains 3 Avian Aqua Misers to water up to 15 chickens (1.5 gallon total capacity).

Free shipping in the continental U.S.  (Allow 6 to 10 business days.)
A hen drinking out of the avian aqua miserAvian Aqua Miser --- $30

Contains 1 Avian Aqua Miser to water up to 5 chickens (0.5 gallon total capacity).

Free shipping in the continental U.S.  (Allow 6 to 10 business days.)


Want to pay by check or money order?   Download an order form (pdf format).

Shipping and handling are always free!  We also have a 100% money back guarantee.  If you're not thrilled with your waterer, just mail it back within 12 months and we'll refund your money.

Bonus materials.  Every order comes with:

  • Avian Aqua Miser quick instruction sheet
  • 12 page instruction file to take the guesswork out of watering your flock.  (PDF file comes on a CD.)
  • The Working Chicken e-book --- Learn everything you need to know to become a backyard egg and meat producer in 30 minutes or less!  (PDF file comes on a CD.)
  • EATING the Working Chicken e-book and companion video --- Turn your flock into a real working flock!  Learn to butcher and dress a chicken in 30 minutes or less.  (Files come on a CD.)

On a tight budget?  Our homemade chicken waterer kits allow you to water your chickens for as little as 30 cents per bird.

We cannot ship our pre-made units outside the United States, but we gladly send homemade chicken waterer kits internationally.



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poop free chicken waterer/ Feeder

Hi there, I am also interested in being notified when the feeder design is ready and available. I'd like to get these as a set in the DIY version. Thank you.

Comment by M Frost — late Sunday afternoon, October 17th, 2010
Automatic feeder
You might be interested in checking out the automatic chicken feeder a friend of ours made out of PVC pipe at http://avianaquamiser.com/posts/Homemade_automatic_chicken_feeder/. We're working on a different type of automatic chicken feeder that we plan to roll out this winter, but it will be more of a chicken toy, to keep your flock occupied and out of trouble.
Comment by anna — late Sunday evening, October 17th, 2010
Capacity of reservoir?

Hi,

What's the capacity of the reservoir on this? Also, is any part of it metal? I'd like to use apple cider vinegar/water solution in it and can't have metal.

Thanks.

Comment by Benjamin Bowen — Tuesday night, December 14th, 2010
Half gallon waterers
Each of our premade waterers is half a gallon, and the only metal part is the hanging handle. You can make smaller or larger versions out of several other materials using our do it yourself kits too.
Comment by anna — Saturday night, December 18th, 2010
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The chicken waterers and feeders look great! I stumbled on your site just after my wife and I were talking about how keeping a flock of chickens would tie us to the property. A God send. Thanks

Please keep me posted. You'll have our business in about a year and a half. Bill

Comment by William Babcock — mid-morning Thursday, November 3rd, 2011
New chickens
We'll look forward to hearing more about your new flock. I suspect you'll find your chickens just as fun and rewarding as we do!
Comment by anna — Saturday evening, November 5th, 2011
homemade chicken waterers.
We have 15 chickens right now,and are ordering about 17 goldenlaced wyandottes, our grandson showed chickens at the 4H Fair last year, he isn't the only one that is hooked on chickens. I want to start the chicks on the new waterers. I like the idea of them being up off the ground. No water mess on the ground. I am a little worried about how to start them off on the new watering system. I want to start the older chickens on the new system too. Just wondering do ducks do well on this kind of watering system, or should we just stick to the watering pan? Thanks for you help, Cheryl
Comment by cheryl bunn — late Wednesday afternoon, March 6th, 2013
Avian Aqua Miser with ducks
Cheryl --- About 98% of chickens have no problem changing over to our waterers, so chances are you won't have trouble. Several of our customers have also had good results with ducks, although you will want to have some kind of open water available for the latter to clean their eyes.
Comment by anna — at lunch time on Monday, March 11th, 2013
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