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works now :)

umm I get 'this site can't be reached' from your link

yeah I am lazy too LOL ..I went ahead and bought the set up w/sun covers... I am sure I will have to pull it in the winter, but I have less birds then anyway.. Thanks again

thanks, good at 1/2 price but the shipping is almost $20 for me.. I have to think about it

start an article ETA the link in your coop doesn't go anywhere.. http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/my-little-swiss-coop-in-the-carolina-hills but I found your coop here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/my-chick-chalet-in-the-carolina-hills.72311/

a min of 10 sq feet per bird ... so at least 100 to 120 sq ft .. or at least 10x 10' , 10x 12' ... but more is better

you need to check online to see if the store has it.. none by me carry it

I had looked at the site before. I stopped looking because they use 1" sq wire and I have weasels that could go through that. I built a hoop coop instead.

What brand did you get? I was thinking about this too

yeah they will eat it up ... you can ask on this thread... but fencing has to be tall too.. they can fly over https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/966414/a-century-of-turkey-talk-2000-2100/11700#post_18057736

mine who have to say "... and I THINK I know things" .. poultry keep surprising me when I think I have them figured out

I used an apron of hardware cloth instead of digging it down.. I used landscape fabric pins to hold it down until the grass grows through it . Then you can't even see it and if there was any need you could mow high over it... you can sort of see it still on the right side of this hoop coop from...

open air poultry coops were the normal .. good ventilation is the most important thing to chickens.. not sure where people got the idea that most chickens need heat in the winter... the hot weather is harder on them than cold... my GGP was on my parents property until a century took it's toll on...

8 x 24 built from another member's post https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/permanent-hoop-coop-guide