Chicken moved in and they are very happy page 14

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Thank you very much my Dear Friend, I am really very gld that you like it, and keep on watching my daily updates till coop is finish
Omran
 
Very nice! I'm sure the chickens love it!
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OK Friends, today I had build the nesting boxes and I am going to post the picture from start to finish, if you have any questions please feel free to ask.
step one
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step 2
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took me about 2 hours to finish it.
 
perchie.girl :

I love your simple straightforward building.... No wasted anythings.... How are you going to keep water out of the nest boxes. Or are they under an overhang....

Well first of all thank you again, and you are absolutly right I don't waste any materials, infact 90% of this coop is gathered from dumpstors
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and about the nesting boses they are under the overhang and I am going to caulk them real well.
thank you again.​
 
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Great looking coop.

I assume you mean "caulk" them, otherwise I don't think your "rooster" would be too happy.
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Hello again, today I finished trimming the front wall and build the little door for the new coop.
Here are the details on how I build the door.
First you measure the opening and cut a piece of ply wood, then in my case you attach the boards on it
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then after I fastened all the boards on my plywood I fliped it upsid down and cut the unwanted wod after I fastened the door to the floor for safe use of circular saw
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then I installed the door
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Here is a picture of the front
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and one more picture of the unfinshed coop
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I hope you guys are having fun with me.
thank you for looking
Omran
 

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