@ coach C - looking very good!
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I told everyone I was in the process of building my coop. Between work, EXTREMELY hot afternoons, and a one year old, things are a little slow going. We finally finished the coop, other than the nesting boxes. The nesting boxes and run are next on the list.
This was the early stages
We used the old hog panels for ground digging protection.
This is the back with the "clean out" door. My Grandaddy told me this was how my Great Grandaddy had his built, so we did it that way.
View from the front, before adding the front boards. You can see the holes on the side for the nesting boxes.
Here it is with the door to the run and front completed.
All of my wood, other than the 4x4s are rough cut boards that my mother's dad cut to build a shed and never got to before he died. I am not finished sealing the wood, adding in a roost, the nesting boxes, and the run. There will be a door in the run to allow full access.
I also thought about adding outdoor roost under the coop as well. Any thoughts?
What a cutie!!!!! I want a splash necked neck.
One of my Brahma hens took to double-laying for a week or two. She did it several times, fully debunking my opinion that folks who claimed to have double-layers were a bit touched..How often do chicken lay 2 eggs in one day? I only have 2 White Leghorns but some days I get three white eggs. One of these eggs is usually smaller and more creamy colored but still has almost the same size yoke. Do chickens really lay an oops egg up to three times a week? Thanks-
She does look like it, but I find it hard to believe that someone would dump a whole litter of purebreds on the side of the road.
True, I do live around a lot of rednecks, I just feel like they would have tried to exploit it before dumping them.YOU WOULD BE SURPRISED AT HOW LOW DOWN FOLKS ARE. I would take it if I already didnt have a jealous female