OMG, loving that- that will be fun fixing up and will be an adorable coop.omgoodness.....look what I found.. wouldn't this make the best chicken coop, can't you just see it all fixed up with some TLC? Now, just have to find someone with a flat bed who I can hire to move it! I hope I can swing it!
Craigslist, I've been on the lookout for some garden sheds I could take off someones hands, but this is just amazing... and it's just at an hour away from me. I wanted to keep it within a half hour. The cost is way affordable... $400 obo.. can't beat that, sure I'd put an EASY $100 into it,, it's just finding someone one who can move it without costing an arm and a leg. I paid $800 used for my current coop, it's one of those prefab ones you see all the time, and that was even a bargain. Wealthy woman was divorcing and used it for 2 pet chickens barely used a year. She paid $2,000 for it brand new... can you imagine? I am hoping I could find a friend to cut me a good deal on the moving. Obviously need someone with some heavy machinery to move it.. and a big flatbed. Don't even know how to go about moving that. Owner says it's very old,, he thinks easily a 100 years. I just think after fixing it up, and adding some windows, and a great coat of paint, it would have so much character and add to the look of the barnyard.
Gosh, I know nothing about incubating, but perhaps Cat or Brooster can chime in about that. I know they have eggs in the bator... wait, I think someone else too.. I can't remember.
WHOOP WHOOP!! Got our 1st egg today!!!
Fried it. The white was so creamy. So much flavor!! It was interesting to see how the yolk and the white stood up tall in the pan. What a difference! .
