Coop from scrap

[Chickadee55]

Well I don't have any birds yet but we have started working on the coop. Kind of a work in progress project. We decided to use an old vacant stall since it already had a metal roof. We have a lot of PT 2x6 lumber salvaged from a porch that we disassembled and a few pieces of 3/4" plywood. I will post more pix as we progress. First I need to find out the correct way to post pictures.

Let me know if my pictures don't show........I'm new at this stuff too.

 

[Lesa]

The pics look great. Looks like you are off to a good start! Keep us posted!

 

[kuntrygirl]

Great start. I love the use of the lumber. I wish I had a bunch of lumber to use for building. It gives it unique look. I like that. Keep us posted on the progress.

 

[Chickadee55]

Here is a few more pictures of the Coop wannabe. One board at a time

I'm so impatient.

 

[GeneJordan]

love the look of it

Went to go get my lumber today, but it was raining

 

[dandelionheart]

You are doing good! Love to see this kind of stuff.

 

[Patricia Jane]

It's such a great accomplishment when your done. I built mine from scrap lumber, never built anything in my life but I just love how it turned out and feel proud that I built something I feel came out great. Keep up the great job. Looks good

 

[catdaddy66]

That will be an outstanding coop! Wish I had started with something similar. The roof makes all the difference IMHO. Good luck and let us see the finished product as well as the occupants!

 

[BWKatz]

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So where are ur pics? Visited ur page and no coop, no chicks....

I'm in the process of expanding and building my permanent setup with a similar roof. The roof makes all the difference.

 

[cabincrazyone]

Chickadee, you're doing a great job. It looks strong enough to hold a gorilla