Camper coop! My family thinks I'm crazy!

[gointothebirdsfarm]

You'll always figure out a better way to do it after you're done ahha

I know right?!

 

[ackie]

I just redid my roosts so they cant poop on the roosts anymore haha. Tiny innovations.

 

[aart]

Cool Beans!
Did you add the roof?
More pics of outside, please?

 

[FarmerJob]

Yes, I added the shed roof to keep the door and window areas dry in our PNW environment. This is the only other pic I have. I enclosed the bottom so I don't need to crawl under to get eggs but did leave some of the rear side open so they can hide from predator's and get out of the sun if they want. The ducks use it the most.

 

[aart]

Yes, I added the shed roof to keep the door and window areas dry in our PNW environment.

<3

 

[gointothebirdsfarm]

Oh boy @FarmerJob...i really like this. Prepare for the questions lol! So I also have ducks and this dropping board idea is brilliant. So I'm kinda ignorant, but how do you clean that? I really like the added ventilation just below the roof too...how big is this camper? It looks really roomy inside. You must have took like literally everything out including the inside walls. I know that mine has an awning although as to whether it works is a diff story altogether. Im going to find out.

 

[gointothebirdsfarm]

So would I potentially have to do something more with my camper's roof? Besides fix a leak or two?

 

[aart]

So would I potentially have to do something more with my camper's roof? Besides fix a leak or two?

The added roof should preclude any leaks, yes?
Would love to see more of that roof. Nevermind got you confused with @farmerbob1955

 

[gointothebirdsfarm]

Well my camper coop idea went down the drain Thursday for a while at least. The person I was going to get my camper off of backed out. So now I'm looking for one with no success...

 

[DoeAndGander]

I’ve renovated a few vintage campers you could put awnings on the windows to help with ventilation. Super cute!