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@Ridgerunner you seem to be very knowledgeable of predators so I'm going to ask you one more question...I'm sorry Do predators break in to runs and coops during the day or just at night?

this is the link for the gun http://www.homedepot.com/p/Arrow-Fastener-T50-5-in-Staple-and-Nail-Gun-5700/100049752 because I don't know if it's air driven or what. On the packaging for the staples is says T50, 5/16", 8 mm

I used the type you would use for construction, I bought the gun and the staples at Home depot. But that makes me feel better that it doesn't have to be that strong for hawks. I don't have to worry about dogs where the coop is but I do for coyotes, etc.The wood we purchased new also at home...

thank you for the picture!! It helps when there's a visual:)

I have a hardware cloth on all sides and the roof, it's very small holes too, we made sure to get the smallest they had. Right now I also have the skirt of a trampoline covering part of the roof because I got scared My main concern with the roof is if the staples are strong enough; they are...

I'm in Northern CA

Yes I have a dog...What's an apron? Have you had problems with raccoons, rats, etc.(will they dig)? Also, do you have any knowledge abut hawks with chickens. I have a mesh wiring in the top, enforced with staples, is that enough? When the hawks swoop are they very forcefull? That's good that...

So our design goes one house, a small run(with a solid roof and a mesh bottom), and house, and then the small run has an extension of a bigger run which we can close the chicks off to. So my question is does the big run(it has a mesh top) have to have a mesh bottom also? They would just be out...