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Hi, I have a barn that I can keep it in. I suppose you could always cove with a tarp as well and even paint/ water proof the outside.

Hello, Thank you. I really like it.

Update. I cut the door the door in half so when cleaning I didn’t have to worry about wayward chicks getting out. Plus makes it safer when kids want to interact with them.

@LeggyLeghorn thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you. I have the chicks in there since I picked them up from Meyer Hatchery in Polk,Ohio. The Great Dane and Mastiff belong to my daughter and SIL. I do however have one of their pups and named her Reagan. She is a beautiful Daniff and we love her and the new Australian Shepperd Remi that...

I am still new to posting. Sorry I thought that when I added the media folder it would attached. I have since added pics to the thread. These chicks are for layers. I will have 50 birds in all. I have silver and gold laced Wyandotte’s, Buckeyes, Isa Browns, and Easter eggers. We are starting a...

The overall size is roughly 4’x8’. Used plywood, 2”x4”s, ripped 2”x4” to 2x2, metal handles, casters, and chicken wire. I should also mention that I kept mine in garage until today when I placed in the barn.

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It is now home to 37 chicks, 2 feeders, and a waterer.

The bottom sheet of plywood is 4’x8’. The framing is ripped 2”x4”s making them 2”x2”.

The plywood sides are 2’x8’.

The plywood ends are 2’x4’.