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    Temporarily attaching temp coop to temp run?

    Pick a side of the run and cut a hole so that the door and ramp extend down into it. You can use additional hardware cloth to close any gaps between the 2. To keep them flush, maybe just run 2 2x4's in parallel so that they are above and below the door, then make a square off of those 2x4's...
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    Comment by 'Labuggie' in article 'Using Sand In Your Chicken Coop'

    I use it and it works great. Really helps to keep the ammonia down so that you do not have to clean as often. But, it does not mean that you will never have to clean your coop out. I tend to use it mainly in winter when we get really wet / snowy spells and the chickens end up wanting to stay...
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    Sponsored Post Nestera Coop Giveaway! Total worth $1595

    Definitely the look! When my daughter saw it she immediately exclaimed that it looked like a train. With just a little more trim we could probably enhance that even more. Would be a nice, aesthetic fit for any backyard.
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    A short chicken feed rant

    Fencing boards (usually 6’x6”, dog eared on one end) can also be an economical choice if pallets aren’t available or are too expensive. Plus they give a nice rustic look once weathered. Regarding the infographic recommending both chicken feed and pellets: many of my neighbors (Utah) call...
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