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Very true!! And besides, even if one did want pretty, there's plenty of ways you can arrange the pallets, cover it with siding or similar things, or a coat of paint, etc. To make it "pretty" yet still cheap.

I'm not really sure how expensive the T Posts are because I hadn't thought to look into it but the wood I planned to use was just regular 2x4's, maybe bigger wood on the base, so I would assume T Posts might be cheaper but not sure. I'll have to watch out for chainlink and wood scraps, I forgot...

Lol sorry about that, bad habit :p

Oh! And as for predators, we have them but have been lucky so far. We never skirted the run since it was going into winter (though one side has wooden railroad ties along it, the side by the woods) and no roof except bird netting when we had some fly out and plywood in a couple parts for shade...

Wow that definitely is really cheap! If I ever expand I'm thinking maybe I'll go with the hoop idea next time. Maybe I should go withthe wire then, especially since TSC has a 4 ft x 100 ft roll on sale for I think $60 instead of $70. Not that much of a difference but still a savings...

Sorry, I'm not sure I really phrased it right or was even asking anything and got a bit rambly. I guess what I was trying to say is that I had heard it said a lot that it was cheap so I was surprised when it added up to so much when I thought of using it for the run. However I guess it IS cheap...

Random question that I hope isn't offensive but I don't think it will be because there's not really anything offensive about it? Anyway, how are hoop coops/runs cheap? I mean, I can actually see it for using it as an actual coop because you can build a 4x8 for like $22 plus the wood/screws...