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  1. DFamilyChicks

    Using a Tree Fort as a Coop?? A Bad Idea??

    Wow! Thanks for all the GREAT feedback. I've decided that I'm going to use the tree fort FOR SURE, instead of building something else. The money I save in building the structure, I will invest instead in a REALLY secure run. I'm thinking I will put a solid roof over at least half of the...
  2. DFamilyChicks

    Using a Tree Fort as a Coop?? A Bad Idea??

    OK. Here are a few pictures of my tree fort. As I explained in my previous posts, I am considering using this as my coop. I have quite a few questions, mostly about keeping out predators (see above posts). Thanks for your feedback. Kris ----------------------------- Pictures...
  3. DFamilyChicks

    Using a Tree Fort as a Coop?? A Bad Idea??

    Oh yeah...one more concern about using my tree fort. We are on 5 acres, and the tree fort is quite a ways from the house -- about 300 feet. And it is VERY DARK out here at night. Am I running more of a risk of attracting predators with the coop so far from the house?? Would lights make a...
  4. DFamilyChicks

    Using a Tree Fort as a Coop?? A Bad Idea??

    Thanks! I will post a picture tomorrow....once the sun comes up again.
  5. DFamilyChicks

    Using a Tree Fort as a Coop?? A Bad Idea??

    Hi, I'm considering using an abandoned tree fort (only 2 - 3' off of the ground) as a coop for my 6 new chickens. The structure is secure and dry. It has a few windows. It could easily be renovated to include nest boxes, a pop door, and a roost. It's about 25 square ft. I would simply add...
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