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    First coop, redneck design

    Thank you all for the replies. You can't see in the pic, but the box has 5 holes drilled under each handle on the side. Drilled under the handle to help prevent water from entering and to make it easier to cover as needed, so I do have a little side ventilation from that. I wasn't sure on...
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    First coop, redneck design

    You are correct, and I prefer them fried. (JUST KIDDING! LOL). I plan to put a wire cover over the top that will allow me to prop up the lid at whatever angle is needed. Thanks for you comment. -jim
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    First coop, redneck design

    Hello, For my first venture into backyard chickens, I wanted to start as small and easy as possible. (cheap and lazy LOL). With the help of a great friend, we used a old dog crate ($25) and a utility box from Lowe's ($89 after a discount). Scrap wood for the ramp and nest box separator. One of...
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    Texas

    Thank you very much, I plan to check with both of them this week. I don't mind driving a bit when it's worth it. :) Thanks! I am planning on starting with 2 hens, something smaller preferably. I know the RI Reds are highly recommended, I am going to speak with Cheryl and Dan to see what...
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    Texas

    Sorry to interrupt! Newbie from Arlington, I wanted to ask about sources for chickens in the DFW and surrounding areas, all I am going on now is CL ads and a polishfarms referral from a friend. Hoping to get hens already laying. Thanks, -jim
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    Another newbie from Texas (DFW)

    Hello, My name is Jim, I live in Arlington Texas. I joined the site to learn more about keeping chickens while my tractor is being built by a friend. Great library of articles! Still reading through them all now. Looking forward to learning from everyone here and posting my updates as I...
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