We bought the building for $50 from the neighbors, loaded it up and brought it home. Here it is in the driveway. Now for the fun of unloading it!

Close up of the poop hammock hardware

Loading the Hen house that we bought from the neighbors. It was in rough shape in the beginning.

We bought the building for $50 from the neighbors, loaded it up and brought it home. Here it is in the driveway. Now for the fun of unloading it!

10 nesting boxes with insulating room darkening curtains stapled onto the openings of each box. An upside down V is cut to allow the hens to enter the boxes.

Linoleum flooring covered in pine shavings make cleaning easier. The walls are painted light green to brighten it up and make it much lighter inside.

Poop boards on one side and poop hammocks on the other side under the roosts catch all the night pooping which keeps the floor clean longer.

I took a still shot inside the hen house with my coop cam, it's dark in there, but the infrared camera can see in the dark. The auto door is still open but will shut any second because it just got dark out.

I have used bicycle inner tubes wound around and stapled to the roosts and the ladder for foot comfort.

Wild turkey's in my yard. The one in the tree is picking berries and dropping them down to the ones on the ground.

We bought the building for $50 from the neighbors, loaded it up and brought it home. Here it is in the driveway. Now for the fun of unloading it!

minnehaha
Dec 28, 2014

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