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  1. fuzzi

    Have the chickens, now I need a coop. Please help!!!

    Sliding the bucket handle over a post might work, too. I have some short T-posts that are about 3'. :pop
  2. fuzzi

    Have the chickens, now I need a coop. Please help!!!

    I don't have any vertical supports, none at all, so I'm not sure hanging from the hoop a bucket weighing 30+ lbs is a good idea.
  3. fuzzi

    Have the chickens, now I need a coop. Please help!!!

    I was thinking of hanging the buckets but you correctly pointed out that the hoop coop is not load bearing. I was going to put the feeder and waterer on cement blocks, but perhaps a slightly taut bungee attached to the hoop could stabilize them a little. :pop
  4. fuzzi

    Have the chickens, now I need a coop. Please help!!!

    Thanks for the clarification. I am planning on using two 5 gallon buckets for a waterer and a feeder, so I wouldn't need a pallet flat on the ground to attach them to. I see now the flat boards you attached to the top edges of the pallets. All my pallets have openings between the slats, can...
  5. fuzzi

    Have the chickens, now I need a coop. Please help!!!

    I'm revisiting hoop coop builds such as yours for roost and door ideas. I have a couple questions for you: 1. What's the purpose of the pallet flat on the ground? 2. You mentioned that your pallet shelter was converted into roosts, how did you convert it? Thanks! :pop:pop:pop
  6. fuzzi

    Have the chickens, now I need a coop. Please help!!!

    You've given me some ideas, thanks! So the wall opposite the door is just hardware cloth? 🤔
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