- Mar 11, 2013
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Hello BYC faithful.
I'm a new face here, but I've been lurking for quite a while. Just haven't had the chance to post anything as of yet.
That is until this past weekend.
The Girl and I have been living in our new digs for about 5 months now, and the dream of owning my own flock has started to come to fruition.
This past weekend I started to actually assemble my re-cycled/re-claimed/up-cycled/whatever-you-want-to-call-it on the cheep (in chicken talk) poultry palace.
When we bought the place it came with a few boards scattered about from an old pole barn. Some metal roofing from the barn was scattered about as well..
Friends provided free used concrete masonry units (blocks) and plenty of questions about how the palace would be constructed.
I've procured the cheep chicken staple, pallets.
So, with most of my materials on hand, I started assembling what is to become "chicken central"
The aforementioned materials:



Let the construction begin.
-darrell
I'm a new face here, but I've been lurking for quite a while. Just haven't had the chance to post anything as of yet.
That is until this past weekend.
The Girl and I have been living in our new digs for about 5 months now, and the dream of owning my own flock has started to come to fruition.
This past weekend I started to actually assemble my re-cycled/re-claimed/up-cycled/whatever-you-want-to-call-it on the cheep (in chicken talk) poultry palace.
When we bought the place it came with a few boards scattered about from an old pole barn. Some metal roofing from the barn was scattered about as well..
Friends provided free used concrete masonry units (blocks) and plenty of questions about how the palace would be constructed.
I've procured the cheep chicken staple, pallets.
So, with most of my materials on hand, I started assembling what is to become "chicken central"
The aforementioned materials:
Let the construction begin.
-darrell