Thanks!
It is hardware cloth. 1/2" openings. It is expensive and I only need two more small panels, but I do t have enough. The only alternative would be plywood, but...
We have ferrel cats, coyotes, and apparently a bobcat nearby. It'll be a long winter.
The eggs we buy are over $3.00 a dozen. I wish we could get them for .99 like you. We might not save a ton and based on how much the coop ended up costing, it'll take four or five years to break even, but it is the experience that means the most.
Thank you all for your responses. I moved them out to the garage and they seem just fine. The heat lamp is doing its job.
I'll probably move them into their coop in a week or so. I still have a little bit of work to do on the coop. Just need the roofing on the outer portion and then two...
Hi everyone,
I have 13 chicks that were hatched on 11/11/14. They've been in a plastic bin in our basement stairwell living the tropical life with the brooder lamp and a temp currently in the mid 70s outside the light.
The issue is that they are really starting to outgrow their current...