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  1. junebuggena

    I just don't have the skills and need some advice on purchased coops

    Just to give you a bit of encouragement. I'm 5 feet tall and barely 90 pounds. I have three kids under 10. I get being busy. I built these brooders and this rabbit tractor Using just 4 tools - a hammer, an electric screwdriver, a cordless reciprocating saw, and wire snips. You don't need a...
  2. junebuggena

    I just don't have the skills and need some advice on purchased coops

    The coop is about 5x3. Adequate for about 4 adult dual-purpose breed hens. The run is about 43 sq ft, so that gives just enough room for 4. Could have build something yourself that was much larger for that price tag.
  3. junebuggena

    I just don't have the skills and need some advice on purchased coops

    Both Lowes and Home Depot will do cuts for you. They will even cut plywood to size for you. All you need is to come prepared with your measurements.
  4. junebuggena

    I just don't have the skills and need some advice on purchased coops

    If you are able to assemble a prefab coop, you are more than capable of building your own. It's really not that hard. And most hardware/lumber stores will do all the major cuts for you. Look through the coops section for ideas. Many of the coops featured there also have detailed plans.
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