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That is what I meant but my father used the term for any type of auxillary clamp style light too. I guess I picked up that habit. The type of light I'm using is not the type you described. Although I use one like that when I work on my jeeps the one on my coop is a brooder style.

Yeah. That's the issue then. It never did that in the last heavy rains we got but this most recent it did. I'll have to find a way to correct it.

i call a brooder lamp or similar lamp like that a trouble light ... a term my dad used ... sorry if it mixed you up ... it is into a GFCI outlet ... it is that i need to reset .... i guess I did not clarify that ... I am located in Mid Missouri .... my assumptions are that of moisture ...

For those that run electricity to your coop, do you use an extension cord and power strip/timer etc? or is your coop wired itself? mine is run with an extension cord to the main house and have a timer and power strip in the coop out of the way that feeds my lamp and water heater .... I plan to...

We actually te going to pass on the bantams now as my partner was offered free heritage hens from her coworker. We will get those instead

Thanks.

Ok. I had heard they might not get along at first.

My partner and i just built a coop and got 4 Rhode Island reds from a nearby farm. We are located in Columbia Missouri. We are getting two more chickens this weekend Cochin bantams. Hope to meet some local folks into backyard chickens Thanks.

Yes I have made fences from pallets before. Super easy and cheap! I made my coop from all reclaimed lumber and pallets. They are easy to disassemble and use the slats for siding or fencing! In fact I'm going to use pallets to make a run as well. Just need to go get more which are never in short...