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Thank you and thanks for sharing the links and info. I LOVE that coop. WOW!!! I hadn't seen that one before. WOW!!!!

I need to get on top of building another coop JUST like that.

VERY good information.
 
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On page one wonderful pictures- and page four a link to the digitized book and also lots of pictures of the interior
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On page one wonderful pictures- and page four a link to the digitized book and also lots of pictures of the interior
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That is awesome I love it, now to convince the dh that i want to take down the south wall of the coop.............
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On page one wonderful pictures- and page four a link to the digitized book and also lots of pictures of the interior
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That is awesome I love it, now to convince the dh that i want to take down the south wall of the coop.............
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Cook his favorite meal and serve it along with his favorite beverage AND dessert and spring the news on him.
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You can do it.
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That is awesome I love it, now to convince the dh that i want to take down the south wall of the coop.............
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yuckyuck.gif


Cook his favorite meal and serve it along with his favorite beverage AND dessert and spring the news on him.
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You can do it.
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ya think?
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Both of ya'll have nice coops and nice an open. We live in the mts. of N.C. and we can get temps down below 0 which with wind chill can be pretty drastic. we have also gotten alot of snow the last 2 winters. I always keep my windows in the coop open at the top for ventalation and we have vents in the top of our coop. So far the coldest it's been in the coop is 20* and with the body heat they produce I haven't seen anyone suffering. One of my roos got a little frost bite on his comb. But they all come out even on the coldest days. except my cochin bantams they usually hang out inside on the worse days. [they don't like the snow and ice much] I guess ya'll really have to worry more about the heat than cold. Our highs so far this summer has been 89* which is extremely hot for us. usually mid 80's. I keep fans running in my duck side and chickens side. Like you said Kuntry girl it all depends on where you live as to how much open space you can have. I like your platform 7L what is that for?

The platform shades the birds from this awful heat plus I love to hang out up there.I might even get lucky & get some venision from there this hunting season. This coop houses my Bob"s.
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