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Quote: Good looking job. I am going to change my poop boards to either galvanized sheet metal or formica. Noticed you have the formica. You did a good job making it look like it was planned, as opposed to haphazard. It is the way it matches the existing structures. That is important to me...

Quote: Good job Elmo. Well thought out. Great ventilation. Poop catcher looks too narrow. I did mine 2 ft wide, but then my roost is 2 ft above the poop board itself, so that they can gain access to the roost by taking two hops. I guess most chook poop has a trajectory, and it is not...

Quote: Good looking job, Chickerdoodle. Love the ventilation. Gerry Thanks Gerry! We also leave the pop door open 24/7. I was worried about drafts from the door in the winter and had a few plans if occurred but none so far--and we've had some windy days. I had hoped the 10 foot high...

Quote: Hi Gerry, Several years ago I had a problem with crows eating tomatoes in our 12X50 garden. We had fencing on both long sides so I used 50# mono-filament fishing line zig-zaged back and forth the length of the garden. Crows could land on the fence and hop into the garden but there...

Quote: Good looking job, Chickerdoodle. Love the ventilation. Gerry

Quote: Good looking job. I am going to change my poop boards to either galvanized sheet metal or formica. Noticed you have the formica. You did a good job making it look like it was planned, as opposed to haphazard. It is the way it matches the existing structures. That is important to me...

Quote: Chickerdoodle, I had same problem. What I ended up doing is I used Internet Explorer and opened 'My BYC Page'. Then I opened 'Uploads' and in lower R corner, 'My Uploads' I narrowed both windows down a bit and kept them to opposite sides of screen. Then I went to 'My BYC Page' and...

Joe, While reading the 'Predators and Pests' segment of BYC, I read several accounts of people having success against hawks and owls doing things like I did with the streamers. Some used hanging CD's and hanging pie tins as well as criss-crossed polypropylene twine. Has to be something...

Get those digital cameras out and scan those plans you wrote on the back of your chick starter receipt. Throw them together with a great write up and you could be a winner! (okay... everyone on BYC is a winner... you'd just be a super coop contest winner!) Here is my coop. You can see...