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Have to finish the bottom while they are locked up so they don't kick dirt up on the wet paint.
Finally Started My Big Coop!!
- Thread starter Mahlzeit
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Have to finish the bottom while they are locked up so they don't kick dirt up on the wet paint.
Cheep N Peep
Songster
Any more updates?
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- #73
Not recently things kind of came to a standstill work became 7 days a week, so there wasn't much time other than the regular daily chores. Still need to buy the metal roofing and the trim for around the windows and corners of the coop.
Cheep N Peep
Songster
I understand. I still have to find a way to keep the chickens off the shelf (working on that) and finish some insulation. My chickens love to eat it, so I have to have the wood ready to cover it the moment it's installed, which I keep avoiding cutting. 
Joshuasmorgan26
In the Brooder
very cool
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- #76
Yeah the excuses to save it for another day are plentiful hahaI understand. I still have to find a way to keep the chickens off the shelf (working on that) and finish some insulation. My chickens love to eat it, so I have to have the wood ready to cover it the moment it's installed, which I keep avoiding cutting.
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- #77
Thank you! Welcome to BYC!
Pieter78
In the Brooder
- Aug 2, 2015
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I like your coop.
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- #79
Thank you very much.I like your coop.
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