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Hmm, not a bad idea. We have a never ending supply of those. It would also be easy to instal in the garden, so I could still use the space. Do you think it would withstand a snow load though? That would be my main concern. Anyway, I'll look into finding a place to put it in the garden. Thanks!

Yes, we do need to use the green house still as a green house. I thought I could multipurpose it, but I knew there were things that would cause issues. For the ducks nibbling issue, I was planning on attaching a temerity fence to the boxes so they couldn't get to all the plants. Anyway, it...

Here are some pictures, tell me what you think! This last pic is to show ventilation. You can see were the sheets overlap but don't touch. We could improve this for ventilation, then cover with hardware cloth if you thought it had potential. Thanks! I do see the issues with the idea though...

These are exactly the concerns I wanted to hear. I'll get pictures, but we do have a good form of ventilation in the top, its open ring now, but we could cover the with hardware cloth. I'll get pictures now and post them.

The way the green house is made, keeps predators from being able to easily dig under. We have two large raised boxes that sit right up against the walls, and border the whole side. Then, there is an isle between them were the ducks would sit. They would have a hard time digging all the way under...

@KaleIAm what do you think?

That is my exact question. How do I make it secure. These are the plastic sheets we use for the sides- According to Google its fiberglass actually, haha. Will this be stooge enough to ward off predators?

Yes, sorry! I can get some tomorrow. Its getting dark here, so tomorrow morning I'll post pics. :D

Hey guys! I have made a few threads in the past about fixing the mud problem in my duck coop. I'm adding greenery, hoping that will help absorb water, but have found that everyone with the most success has two areas to rotate the ducks through. I found a way to make a second area, I'm thinking...