I've considered buying similar prefab coops myself, with the expectation that they only hold a few chickens and don't last for very many years-- so I've been watching yours to see how well they last, and what goes wrong with them.
If rather it was that one than one of the metal frames. To be honest, it was falling apart and the wind was awful (had to wait in the coop for a half hour for the wind to die down enough to run to the house and my eyelids are all scratched from the dirt). Just hadn't gotten around to fixing it up againI've considered buying similar prefab coops myself, with the expectation that they only hold a few chickens and don't last for very many years-- so I've been watching yours to see how well they last, and what goes wrong with them.
Thank you for sharing the information! I just wish it was better news for yourself and your chickens
It was also almost 3 years old I think too, so....
it's the grey prefab tsc sells. And hinesrky can't tell you, the canyon is always worse than the airport where they measure the wind speeds
Glad they are doing ok! Our big problem is snow (& rain this year…the mud is atrocious no matter the drainage)! Too many trees to block the wind.
Snoe is a major problem here roo. Had drifts so bad the mean ram got out once a few years ago and every year people drive off the road into ditches and the only road out gets closed due to ice at least once a winter
Aww, I’m excited for you!
Thanks, I am too. @ColtHandorf helped with names a bit, I'll introduce them when they come home, but they're keeping with the Schitt's Creek theme my Silkies here have
