I finished my coop and put my chicks in today! What a feeling of accomplishment! Gotta give myself a pat on the back since Im in my mid 40's, a mom and have NO building experience. I did 90% of the cuts with a hand saw using patio furniture as saw horses. My only saw is a 25 year old jig saw. Now... aren't you impressed? ( I know... I still need to roof it)
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