FINALLY: My first home and my first coop! See the first of the flock!

[Haunted Chicken]

Great coop! Love the color

Wish I had thought of green. We purchased a used coop that was once red and patched with pink

After two trips to buy paint I finally decided on the same color as my house. How boring is that!?! LOVE your green coop!!

 

[crj]

Congratulations on the new home for you and your birds. It's always so thrilling to get a new coop built or otherwise. I have several and I still get excited each time I get a new one or improve on an older one. Enjoy, they will never bore you that's for sure.

 

[painterpeach]

congrats on everything! especially the calm puppy baby! our chihuahua babies go nuts when we love on our chickybabies!

 

[Grillmaster33]

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Ok, WILL do.
And, nah, no wheels.

 

[Grillmaster33]

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Oh, I just broke ground yesterday!
Pics will be u soon!

 

[Grillmaster33]

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LOL!!! Thanks for the smile.

 

[Grillmaster33]

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Finally! Thanks.
Here's an updated photo.

 

[Grillmaster33]

Thanks everyone.

I will surely have to show pictures of the ground that has (Already) been broken on an increased run. I've since added so many new birds! It's quite addictive!

 

[Grillmaster33]

This is my FIRST construction project EVER. So we'll see how it goes.

I have begun expansion. I am in the process of getting more (EXPENSIVE) hardware cloth so that I can bury it along the perimeter of the future run. The first step was to cover the chicken wire (from the new coop) with hardware cloth. Next, I began digging the left side of the run (the smallest side) and constructing the "shell."

I am traveling to the mountains for a week, so construction will continue from there. I will keep you all posted. Thanks for following progress.

(Don't know WHY it's sideways. Just tilt your head.)

 

[SirFarmAlot]

Grillmaster33 congratulations on your new liver! I have a sister-in-law who needs a new liver and I had to have a mass removed from one of my kidneys in March. These things also take me back to a greater appreciation of life's simplest pleasures.