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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article '"What The Cluck?" Our tractor coop on a shoestring budget'

    To Ms.Joan: you are correct...raccoons & some other predators CAN chew through chicken wire/poultry fencing....however, what I see in the pictures is what is called hardware cloth/hardware fabric....it also goes by several other names. I have been a farmer all my life & have never known any...
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    Review by '' on item 'Silkie'

    I have never had a Silkie Chicken, but I want to get one or several some day.
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    Our 'Stagecoach' Clone

    Plus, it's a lot more work than people realize...
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    Our 'Stagecoach' Clone

    Now THAT, would make for an awesome Christmas Present. : ) I wish you the best! If I lived nearby, I'd stop in and help you with it just so you would get 'er done by Christmas.
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    Our 'Stagecoach' Clone

    in case I did not say it before, I wish to inform you that(in my opinion) I believe you have done an absolutely wonderful job building that stagecoach clone. :) I wish you many years of use from that & may your flock be prosperous.
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'The Coop 13'

    I would not advise electrifying the hexagonal wire, but there are insulators you can buy & attach them to the outside of the coop so that when the coons comes around they get a "shocking" revelation. most any farm supply store would carry them...this is one that comes to mind...
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'Jeannes Bantam Coop'

    Nice. very very nice. I have an old chicken coop that my dad built many years ago(before the town I live in became a city)...I have been wanting to either rebuild or replace that coop....after seeing & reading this, I think I'll replace it. TY for sharing.
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'Homepage'

    Q. instead of building this in the garage/barn, then taking it apart & moving it, why did you not just build it on the site you have it now?? Seems to me like that would have been a lot less work... speaking of which, this chicken coop looks very nice. lots a work, but it looks very nice.
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'Philervins Yucaipa Chicken Coop'

    FANTASTIC COOP!!!! the run was an easy build too I bet. Not many things in life better than a proud papa. TY for sharing. 8 )
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'Corner Coop Inside Barn Garage'

    in a word...AWESOME!!!!! That is so cool what you & DH have done! Thank you for sharing. 8 )
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'Best Coop A Round'

    very very ingenius!!! that would very easy to clean too I bet... wish I had one.
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'Talas Chicken Tractor Page'

    I was thinking about that fence charger you were using....do you still use it? and if so, can it be hooked up to some kind of solar power?? I think if that's possible for you, it might save on your electric bill. I like what you have done & how you used the dog house for chickens....very nice...
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'Gopherboyfarms Chicken Coop Building Super Funny Tons Of Pics'

    This is an AWESOME coop!!! Gives me the incentive I need to get off my keester & get to work searching for salvageable materials... TY for sharing this with all of us. 8 )
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    Comment by 'JAMES09' in article 'Gopherboyfarms Chicken Coop Building Super Funny Tons Of Pics'

    THISIS
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    Our 'Stagecoach' Clone

    There is a CPVC Pipe that is almond colored & has more flexibility because it is thinner walled than Schedule 40, but I think it should take a screw just fine. As far as strength goes, for the purpose of a stagecoach coop, I do not believe there will be any noticeable difference. There is...
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