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    Georgia Here Too !!!!!

    Leslie: Thanks!@ I'll be in touch when I make a decision on the coop. Sogal
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    Georgia Here Too !!!!!

    OH how exciting. My first "chick" contacts in this area. I'll definitely be in touch as soon as I decide on a coop. Part of me wants off easy with an eglu, the more frugal side and dear hubby are saying "what are you, crazy? Build one". While they fight it out, I'll be lurking... I had...
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    OKAY admit it who is on site Christmas Day??

    Just home from Midnight Mass. . . noticed there were no chickens in the Christmas Creche. There must have been, don't you think? I wonder what kind....? <GRIN>. SoGal
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    Georgia Here Too !!!!!

    Another lurker unlurks. I'm a not-yet-chicken-owner in Bulloch County.. Currently I have a large dog, a garden, a beehive, and a husband, but no chickens...yet. If any of you have suggestions for this part of the country (breeder who sell pullets or coops) I'm all ears... I'm just wanting two...
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    Comments from Eglu users?

    First thanks to you all for sharing, it's helped to hear other thoughts and see other solutions. I loved the Wine Country Coops in California, but with minimal carpentry skills, think that's a bit past my skill level. I also liked the idea of using the outside of the Eglu as a "screen porch...
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    Comments from Eglu users?

    Thanks for the thoughts. I'm trying to find something unobtrusive for neighbors, though they're generally okay with the idea. I understood that Eglus were recycled plastic, or recyclable at least. Lastly, for someone with minimal carpentry skills, where does one shop for a tractor/small coop...
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    Comments from Eglu users?

    I'm thinking of purchasing one of these as a suburban chicken tractor (first timer). Anyone have experience with them? We're in Zone 8b, so minimal winter concerns, but major summer heat and humidity. Thanks from a newbie.
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