Chicken coop With nesting boxes and Roost 4'x4' NOT AUCTION. BUY NOW

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THIS IS NOT AN AUCTION! I did not mean to put it as an auction. Sorry about that. If you would like one please PM me.
Hello. I sell chicken coops good enough for about 10 laying hens. These are very sturdy and well built. They are framed with 2x2's so are very strong. Completely draft free. I caulk every corner crack, space and etc. The coop is 4' longx4' tall(front)x4' widex3.5' tall(back). I have had people put guineas in this also. Would be good for people who live in the city and have limited space or people who want just a few chickens or would like them as pets. The $150 coop includes a nesting box, door for you(3.5'x3.5') a door for your chickens, roost, 25 year warranty shingles, 15 year warranty exterior red paint and heavy duty hinges.Pick up only please. I can also add:

Nesting box-$10
Floor-$10
4x4 runners-$20
Screen door kit(spring,handle,latch)-$5
Run-$60(will be one in the picture with out 4x4)
Run w/ 4x4 runner-$70

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. Thanks for looking!


The one pictured is $180. I am showing you this picture because it is the only good quality pictures I have. The coop will look just like the one shown but without floor and runners.
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Thats a great looking coop for the price you are asking! A lot that I see advertised in magazines are so overpriced that it probably discourages people from buying them ( they are probably not as well made as yours either )
 
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Thank you very much blueskylen! I have never had anybody say that. I try and keep everything as low as possible and have really never thought my coop was even compared to the ones in the magazine. Thank you very much:thumbsup:thumbsup
 
I really like this little coop, but I'm broke at the moment, and I live 2 states away. What I am wondering is, do you make these regularly? The price is great and by next Spring I'll need to separate out my breeds more, and I would probably need a few of them. I think they would work great for my bantams, though probably they would work great for my standards too. Will you be selling more of these through the year, and into next Spring? If, by some miracle, I should come into money between now and next year's income tax season, I'd like to get a few from you. If that is possible. In the meantime, I'll add you to my buddy list, that way I don't forget who has the coops!
 
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Alright. That will be fine. Trust me. I understand the broke part
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But the problem is you live about 500 miles at least away from me. Unless you like to shop at chicken coop flea markets then I don't know
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. But yes I build these for people who need them and will keep building these. Thank you for adding me to your buddy list. I have built 2 of them that were out of state also. One from Kentucky about I think it was 4 and a half hours to get one and one from North Carolina. I didn't think that they were that popular but yes I do sell alot of these haha. If you need some help with plans or something like that then I could alos help you too so you wouldn't have to come all this way unless you like to travel. Thank you for your interest though and if you have any questions, feel free to contact me
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I wish you lived closer!!! Seems anyone who builds something like this around here asks and arm and a leg for it. Yours are very reasonable.
 
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Thank you very much MagsC. I apprecite that. I don't try and make a fortune on this. I try my best to make $8 an hour. I tell everybody that in at least one email I send them. I do it because I enjoy building and I like raising chickens. Double postitives, I only make money on the coop itself and break even on the run. I try my best to treat everybody fairly. Thank you MagC for that comment.
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