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Excellent transformation! :bow

:love :woot

Hardware cloth is dangerous. It should come with a warning label.

Yes they will. They usually all fight to lay in the same ONE every day. It is very rare that I find eggs in more than one nesting box of mine. They all lay in the same one.

I thinking leaving it one space with no dividers would be better.

I noticed this, that is what caught my eye.

I'm thinking we need to come up with a way to prop the roof of the nesting boxes open safely somehow for next summer.

You do not need to think about this now...my guess is you will start getting eggs late December or early January...but come next summer...those nesting boxes are going to be too hot.

:love I love the white trim!

<<<<See my star...I hand painted it. Just saying.

It's perfect! I love it already. I think it might need a big fat white star:oops: on it.

I vote #1 or 2.

:lau

I might would have wanted to kick the door if it hurt me like that! :lau

:lau You poor thing! Battle wounds! :hugs

The roaches will move on. I wouldn't worry much about them.

:ya

Awesome work! The only problem I see is the run is not fully predator proof...so I worry that cutting the one coop wall out and there not being a way to secure them up at night might be a problem.

South or north of H-Town?

If you are planning on digging down and burying hardware cloth (an apron) you fold it out/away from the wall, think L shape so you don't necessarily need that bottom piece of wood. You could use zip ties to attach the L shaped hardware cloth apron to the fencing.