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My neighbor rented a ditch witch to install some drainage pipe in his yard. I ran the trencher and help him install the pipe in exchange for letting me borrow it for a couple hours. Those couple hours turned into a week long project! The coop has a 20 amp outlet outside, one inside and a...

We then decided to run power and water to the coop. No more drop cords across the yard and it's nice and convenient having a water hydrant right beside the coop.

My girls Annie and Clara enjoying the steps I built for their chicken viewing pleasure.

First day in the new Coop

Fast forward to 2020 and this is the new coop and new flock. I stole some ideas from Carolina Coops in the design. I am not a carpenter so the fit and finish on my coop is not comparable to carolina coops. They make some excellent coops but way out of my budget. I reused the old run, but added...

These are my first chickens, someone had dumped them off at a boat ramp. I had no idea what I was getting in to. I named them Bojangles, KFC, Chick-fil-A, and nugget. I thought the names were fitting and planned to eventually fill my freezer. My wife and Mr Fox however had other plans. We...

Thanks pork pie, I found the NC thread. Looks like I got some reading to do. Over 4000 pages.

It is a small world indeed. We live near vass. Moore county sure is growing.

I'm in the sandhills area between Pinehurst and Sanford.

Hello BYC new member here from the old north state. I am not new to having chickens but I am no expert by any means. My first flock was by chance and I didn't know what I was getting in too. I found 4 meat chickens at the boat ramp but didn't know anything about them at that time. I brought...