Nov 28, 2009 #31 saltdean norm In the Brooder 10 Years Nov 3, 2009 32 0 22 Sussex, UK i love it. nice work
Nov 28, 2009 #32 CrazyFowlFreak Pine Hill Farm 11 Years Apr 24, 2009 1,304 28 214 WV Wow!!! Do you have any plans made up? Possibly for sale? DH is interested.
Nov 29, 2009 #33 jamz In the Brooder 10 Years Mar 22, 2009 41 0 22 Southern Maine Needs a couple of machine gun emplacements to ward off raccoons!
Nov 29, 2009 #35 Tonopah Pati Rest in Peace 1938-2011 10 Years Mar 24, 2009 864 7 129 Tonopah, Arizona Now that is what I'm talking about. A Bunker Coop. That would be great in the Desert. It would help keep the chickens cool. Great Job. Will you get a wet floor when it rains? Last edited: Nov 29, 2009
Now that is what I'm talking about. A Bunker Coop. That would be great in the Desert. It would help keep the chickens cool. Great Job. Will you get a wet floor when it rains?
Nov 29, 2009 #36 woodenart In the Brooder 11 Years Jan 26, 2008 90 1 31 Shropshire - Great Britain Thats a great coop and idea, well done Mark
Nov 29, 2009 #37 TcherDawn Granite State Chook 10 Years Jan 30, 2009 256 4 131 Prescott, AZ Hello fellow Granite stater. You really meant bunker. I thought it was a cute name for your coop. What a great design. How will you keep it above the "snow" line. Will you shovel or snow blow?
Hello fellow Granite stater. You really meant bunker. I thought it was a cute name for your coop. What a great design. How will you keep it above the "snow" line. Will you shovel or snow blow?
Nov 29, 2009 Thread starter #38 Oblio13 Crowing 15 Years Jan 26, 2008 1,376 104 326 New Hampshire I'll try to answer all the questions in one post: No plans, I just dug a hole, built a log cabin inside it, and buried it. Water has so far not been a problem. The wheaton hens are Marans. Dealing with snow? Keep your fingers crossed, and ask me in the spring.
I'll try to answer all the questions in one post: No plans, I just dug a hole, built a log cabin inside it, and buried it. Water has so far not been a problem. The wheaton hens are Marans. Dealing with snow? Keep your fingers crossed, and ask me in the spring.