Using scrap pieces of cedar pickett fence boards to roof the run. Hopefully I can find enough to roof the coop the same.
Starting the roofing process. Coop to the left is temporary, it is housing our Thanksgiving birds.
Pop door opening and windows. I have an old storm window to put on the inside for a wind break over the winter. I will most likely heat this coop to keep it above freezing for the bantams. Once the turkeys have outgrown the pen you see in the foreground I'll move it and build a large fully enclosed run for them there. It looks like it is leaning but it was just the angle of the photo.
Nankin hatch 9-2012
Using scrap pieces of cedar pickett fence boards to roof the run. Hopefully I can find enough to roof the coop the same.
Got it moved to it's permanent spot today. Back filling the pallet bases with sand to aid in stability and to help with drainage.
Scooter 5 months, pretty boy
Run finished roofing is next
The Old Yolks

Using scrap pieces of cedar pickett fence boards to roof the run. Hopefully I can find enough to roof the coop the same.

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