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    Free to new home - 6 hens (Midland, Texas)

    I would love for you to have my hens! They are like family to me. Very sweet girls. I need to move them this weekend. Can I bring them to you? I will gladly throw in the brand new bag of feed, oyster stuff, new bag of hay, new rodent proof feeder I just bought and anything else I can think of...
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    Free to new home - 6 hens (Midland, Texas)

    I have 4 Easter Eggers and 2 Barred Rock hens (I think) (black with white spots) that I need to find a new home for. I raised them from baby chicks. They'll be 2 in April 2017. I live in Midland, Texas. Thank you.
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    Thank you! The little coop is so cute but useless after about 6 weeks old.
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    My West Texas Chickens

    We got 4 Easter Eggers and 2 Barred Rock (I think that's what they are) at the end of March. This one looks like a hawk!
  5. Our West Texas Coop!

    Our West Texas Coop!

    In the beginning, we thought this small coop would be enough room. The box said 2-4 chickens. We actually got 6 chicks in case 1 or 2 died. This is only about 42" tall. It was perfect for little chicks but as they grew bigger, we had to have something bigger! Another pic of the smaller coop...
  6. The lattice work you see in the window is actually about 2' away from the window. The coop is enclosed by the run so the hens can go completely around it. We put lattice up to keep nosy neighbors from watching our girls!

    The lattice work you see in the window is actually about 2' away from the window. The coop is enclosed by the run so the hens can go completely around it. We put lattice up to keep nosy neighbors from watching our girls!

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  7. Inside with roosting shelves and stick on tiles.

    Inside with roosting shelves and stick on tiles.

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  8. Inside the bigger coop.

    Inside the bigger coop.

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  9. This pic shows how we joined the two runs and moved the screen door.

    This pic shows how we joined the two runs and moved the screen door.

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  10. Our dog, Mo, watching the girls.

    Our dog, Mo, watching the girls.

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  11. A little landscaping around the first coop. One thing we learned the hard way is to stain or paint BEFORE you put everything together!

    A little landscaping around the first coop. One thing we learned the hard way is to stain or paint BEFORE you put everything together!

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  12. Our first little coop and run. We quickly realized this small coop wasn't going to be big enough for 6 hens so we decided to build a bigger one plus add on more run space.

    Our first little coop and run. We quickly realized this small coop wasn't going to be big enough for 6 hens so we decided to build a bigger one plus add on more run space.

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  13. This pic shows the finished coop with the lattice work blocking the view. We put chicken wire on top as well.

    This pic shows the finished coop with the lattice work blocking the view. We put chicken wire on top as well.

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