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I made the door to the run wide enough to accomodate my son's wheelchair. He loves gettng out to feed mealworms to the girls.
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Painted to match my house.
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In full ventilation mode. Two of the three main access doors opened and latched to each other. The hardware cloth-covered doors under them can be opened as needed for access without having to close the open solid doors. The coop is elevated 2' above ground on 4 by 4 posts and is 5'x8' with a 5'x12' run giving them 100 square feet of outside space to roam. It stays nice and cool under the coop.
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The girls' first day in the coop. They had a good view of me building the run. It was amazing how they could just watch me for hours through that window. They have lost all fear of the sound of power tools.
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Roosts and poop boards
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Coop with original roof made from reclaimed pallet wood. It leaked like a sieve so I tore it off and installed corrugated metal.
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Unpainted completed coop prior to construction of the run
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My daughter showing off the nest boxes.
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The floor made of reclaimed 2x4's and pallets
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About half of the construction was done here and then the coop was moved up against the fence by sliding it on planks.
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It turned out that I planned a coop that was too tall so I had to cut 12" out of the four studs.
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