Coop websites or if from Connecticut where could I go locally.

Jennym

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When I tell all of my friends out there how hard it has been for me to try and find a nice coop at a reasonable price - jeepers it's been a pain in the butt! I saw a very nice looking one and got excited. It was a 4x6 for 750.00 but they wanted 450.00 to ship it. What are they nuts?
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It's only going from PA to CT
If anyone knows of any decent sites to explore please send them my way. Chicks arrive Tuesday and the DH has no time to build one, I already asked. We have many projects going on right now.
I'm so depressed thinking about this. when I think of my chicks arriving it makes me smile.
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I'm going out this weekend to search as I work during the week so it's hard.
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theres a place in canton ct called canton feed and supply and they have a 8' by 12' coop. i dont remember how much it is but its really nice. and tractor supply in winsted has the rabbit hutch where u can prolly keep 3 chickens in
 
No, we already discussed. By the time you pay gas and rent a trailer, and maybe spend the night.
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Jenny right now the cost of diesel fuel is like I have never seen it, some trucks are not even moving because of it. To expensive to move them. Actually that price is not bad from PA to CT,,,add miles per truck, price per gallon etc. Try looking closer to home, even Lowe's or Home Depot might have something close to what will work for you. There are also many shed places that would and do make nice chicken coops. Good Luck.
 
What about a tin shed from home depot.

I have 6 chickens in an extra large dghouse. I got one shipped to my house for $125. I was unfinished, but took me minutes to pop it together, paint it and throw a door on it.

Works great.

My dad makes them, but cost wise........????
 
We're using two dog houses that were both free. One has two hens in it and the other has my two ducks. It's a lot bigger than the chicken one and will hold two more ducks eventually. We looked at sheds locally too and it was just more cost effective to build our own. Luckily DH can do that. I'd be in trouble if I had to build anything!
 
Post an ad in Craigslist.com and saying your are looking for a coop or for some one to build you a coop. You can somtimes find nice people who are willing to build a good coop for under $300 And you'll make a chicken loving friend.
 
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this is a fantastic idea. i'm sure there are more than a few carpenter savvy peole who are always looking for side work for extra cash ...
 

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