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Now that truly stinks. :hugs Let me know on the go so I just built some new shirts over Thanksgiving. My favorite part is the window like opening at the back that I hinge the plywood door over. Now I can put the hay in the feeder on the wall without ever going in the pen.

What about that semi transparent plastic they use for green house type sheds. It is like a plastic version of barn tin? Corrugated polycarbonate roofing panels I think.

Sounds great. I get old ones from the industrial park. My favorite project with pallets and reclaimed wood is my goat toy/jungle gym. The adults lay over and under depending on the weather, but the kids run up and down and jump around. Better on this than my coops. Sally and Fire have posted...

I use one for feeding goats and having a mobile shelter for kids. This is after winter. The tarp had to be replaced before this winter, but otherwise it has been really good.

@Sally Sunshine She has great pallet coops and goat pens. @Fire Ant Farm has great partial shelter coops. If you have pallets you can use a couple of pallets a couple of cattle panels and a tarp along with T post to make a hoop coop type thing to cover an area.

There are several comments about water. I work very long hours (gone 13-16 hours a day) and so my water in both the coop with power and the coop without needed an easy solution. We get down to the negatives at times. For the coop with power I do what someone else suggested with the horizontal...