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We got some rain so had to stop for a few days but I will be posting more in a few days. If you search our other build you can see an estimate of what it will look like. (Seattle Chicken Condo) - this is the mini version.

I want to say around $450. I had quite a few 2x4s already as well as most of the fasteners and a few pieces of plywood. The wood siding on the coop was the biggest cost per piece. Concrete took about 20 bags @2.55 a bag. The rounded 1x4s are very inexpensive and easily found. I had to buy the...

Thanks for the comments we enjoyed building it!

Really nice and it has personality. I especially like how you were able to build integrated storage into the whole thing.

Keep up the good work fellow Seattelite! http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/seattle-chicken-condo

Nice way to improvise and use what you already have!

Very nice I like the long run, wish we had the length for ours... http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/seattle-chicken-condo

Awhile back I came across your plans and realized we were on such a similiar track of thinking I simply went off of your plans and built my coup. Just wanted to say great job and thanks for posting. I have posted mine as well so you get get a small reward that your post helped someone else out...

The short answer to your qual query is yes, they are social. They will form a covey in the wild for sure. Here on our parents farm there are about 4 coveys of Valley Quail. We raised several a few years back and let some go free. We had sightings of the ones we had released with the local...