UPDATE ON THE COOP
I don't think I mentioned that we started with almost no tools. Between purchasing tools and supplies, we have invested around $400 in the coop. I think that is a fair investment in my feathered friends. The coop is on a slight hill so we opted for an apron instead of...
Here is an update on the first renovation project at our new home. While the chickens enjoy a little outside time in their playpen, my husband begins removal of old wire and hay. It seems there have not been chickens living there for a long time but there are signs they used the coop as a place...
The box is covered with a wire mesh and I check it daily for any signs of rodent nibbles. Thanks for your insight! I think I am going to like these girls.
We live in Riceville Tennessee and the summers are definitely hot here although recent weather has been chilly.
I think there is a family of bunnies living under the old hay and I am betting they will find a new home once that hay is removed. I have also seen the bunnies pushing the old...
When we bought the place in January I knew the coop would need some work before it was safe for chickens. I have four chicks now and need to get this old coop in order. Any suggestions to prepare this place before the girls get old enough to move in?
The coop is attached to the well house. I...
It has chicken wire from the roof to the ground. Currently missing a door but we are working on that. There is also old hay on the ground we plan to remove. I purchased some additional wire to reinforce a section that was bent. The coop is in a fenced in section of the yard. I hope I can...
I have these beautiful baby chickens and have only a mild clue about how to keep them. We purchased a home out in the country in January and there is a cute little chicken coop in a state of disrepair on the property. My first thought was "WOW I can have chickens now!" I was at Tractor Supply...