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Roosting bars, 24' worth. Connected to coop wall with hinges. Roosting bars raise and hook to ceiling for clean out purposes.
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Hardware cloth attached, windows open. Nice day outside! Will I ever get this done? Who knows...
Door to coop you can see was cut in half, so that the bottom can be closed but the coop can still get the needed fresh air. Apron was still being added at this point.
Picture showing nesting boxes, little sandbox to dust bath in. PVC water line with poultry nipples for inside of coop, another line that runs outside with more nipples to the future run area. Both lines can be turned off, drained through end caps.
Roosting bars, 24' worth. Connected to coop wall with hinges. Roosting bars raise and hook to ceiling for clean out purposes.
Self made door with latch leading into coop.
Picture looking in, shows the feeder sitting on top of a box that catches feed that is dropped. Dollar store thermometer. Nothing to check humidity yet.
Storage area of coop. Base cabinet turned into a brooder for baby chicks. Has a 3" PVC tube for extra feed storage and a hose hook up to the main waterer that goes down to two poultry nipples. Currently brooding 10 bantams.
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Roosting bars, 24' worth. Connected to coop wall with hinges. Roosting bars raise and hook to ceiling for clean out purposes.

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