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That's a lot of money for a little coop. Keep checking your local Craigslist for deals. I bought mine new from a local shed builder for only $500! We divided it in half temporally till the chicks get bigger, wired it and added linoleum tile to the floor for easy cleaning.
 
flytime said:
That's a lot of money for a little coop. Keep checking your local Craigslist for deals. I bought mine new from a local shed builder for only $500! We divided it in half temporally till the chicks get bigger, wired it and added linoleum tile to the floor for easy cleaning.
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And unless you live in the Cold and Rusty Belt of the US, all this elaborate building is hardly needed.
 
Hey Trish, I am looking at this coop as well. I know it is 2 years since you posted this, but I'm wondering if this is the coop you went with and if so, how it has held up over the years? I don't believe you get as cold extreme weather as we do here in NE, but I'm hoping to get any kind of reviews! Thanks

Trish
 
tizzielou99 said:
Thank you so much for posting this! I had ordered one of these coops and it was going to ship out tomorrow. I called and cancelled and they already credited my money back. Oh goodness I could not have afforded this mistake! I found one somewhere else and it was built by hand and wonderful! Thanks again!
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Where did you purchase your coop from?
 

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