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  1. Alan M

    Alan Ms Member Page

    We had a shed in the garden, a common shed in a fairly common garden in the middle of England. Nothing remarkable to say about this shed, it even had a leaking roof similar to many other sheds. Contrary to many of the gardens/yards shown in other blogs ours is not measured in hundreds of feet...
  2. Alan M

    Open Air Poultry Houses Coop free book, online

    I couldn't get it on Google books for some reason (maybe geography), but it is available elsewhere as a PDF which I found easier as it means I can carry it with me where ever I go! http://www.archive.org/details/openairpoultryho00wood
  3. Alan M

    Can anyone see the photos on my page

    On your page don't include the [ IMG ] tags - just have the bare URL. This page may help: https://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=2-Personal_Pages
  4. Alan M

    fencing under ground

    Yes, it's on the outside of the run. The aim is that if anything tries to dig into the run they come up against the wire fence and go no further.
  5. Alan M

    ENDED Coop Page Contest 2011 - Win BYC Store Gift Certificate

    I'm still in the thick of the build, but with any luck it's be populated by the time this contest is called to a close... Its very much a "what have we got lying around the garden" approach, but having to spend some money where its important.
  6. Alan M

    Buckets as Nest Boxes

    Quote: Thanks for that image, it helps a lot. I'm converting half a garden shed into a coop at the moment, I think I'll cut a hole in the bottom of the buckets as they will up against the dividing wall, and then add a hatch on the wall so I can just reach through from our side of the shed...
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    Buckets as Nest Boxes

    I like this, rather than spending silly amounts of money on nest boxes I can go down to my local homeware shop and just buy some buckets. One question, do you have anything to stop the buckets from moving around? Is the frame shaped to accept the buckets or do they just sit on a flat shelf...
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