Can I use this for a juvenile, grow-out coop?

[PoultryGirly]

Oh, I found a cheaper one: http://www.petfood.com/item/midwest-k-9-chain-link-dog-kennel/110120 704/?srccode=GPPETFD

 

[jeepguy982001]

Also i think most stores like lowes or home depot sell just the panels and you put it together yourself. Or check the newspaper or craiglist sometimes you can find them cheap on there too.

 

[PoultryGirly]

Well, I wanted to get a new, clean kennel and I wanted this size, so I think it would be best online.

 

[DDNONIN2016]

Please use hardware cloth on the bottom few feet not chicken wire. Raccoons can reach thru chicken wire and pull your chickens thru to eat them. Awful sight ! Good luck to you

 

[PoultryGirly]

Well, I think, if I get it, I'll just use the chicken wire because the chicks will be able to get out through the chain link at the bottom, and I'll put the chicks in their little coop at night time.

 

[PoultryGirly]

So, I am still in need of a grow-out coop! I have an amish chicken coop and an amish duck coop, so maybe I'll just get an amish grow-out coop. Will this work okay?

 

[PoultryGirly]

By the way, the coop I just posted is $570. I know that's pricey, but I am in great need of a grow-out coop that isn't going to blow away!

 

[PoultryGirly]

So I finally ordered a grow-out coop! It is this one, but in light green:
It is supposed to arrive from the Amish in about 10 days already assembled I can't wait! The chicks are 4 weeks old and are almost ready to move outside anytime.

 

[PoultryGirly]

I FINALLY got a grow-out coop! This is the first day for my chicks outside!!!!