First Coop ready for tenants....

[riverrat1203]

$500 and about a month later finally finished the coop. Wish I would have found this site sooner might have saved me some money. But regardless here is the finished product minus a few pieces of trim and some storm shudders.

 

[gryeyes]

from California!

NICE job on the coop!

Can't have been easy building on that slope.

It looks very nice - I particularly love your people door.

Tell us about your prospective tenants, please! (Pictures would be nice, too - we love pictures.)

 

[Kansaseq]

Very nice! Will you have a run? May I ask where you are located?

 

[hennyannie]

WOW! Good work!

 

[domestichippie]

Oh my goodness that is wonderful!

 

[allieloveschickens]

Your coop looks great!!

 

[riverrat1203]

Thanks for the compliments, Im located in New Braunfels, Tx and this coop was defiantly a bit more work than i intended. But i had some help from some good friends, who i bribed with some fresh eggs as soon as i get some. I ordered 4 sex-link pullets that are a mix between rhode island reds and i believe the guy at the co-op said white leghorns though i could be wrong. I also would like to get some babies i was leaning toward plymouth rocks for these and i'm undecided on a rooster though i would like to have a little bantum running around. I do plan to eventually add a run but until then I'm going to try the free range route.

 

[annie3001]

wow!! very impressive. looks awesome!