Okay, I looked back and some of you said your geese that "free range" hang out in your other animals' sheds. Well, I plan to let ours share the pasture with our goats and donkey, but the "bunkhouse" is maxed-out as it is (really gotta remodel that one). I am thinking of building a shed for the geese like a large 3-sided dog house in a spot that the goats and donkey can't get to inside the goats' haven area (everybody needs a spot at feeding time ya know!).
I have some left over siding and am thinking a 4 ft. wide and 2 ft. deep with 3 sides, open side south-facing and a shed roof. Does that sound big enough for 3? Someone mentioned a slatted floor. Was that a floor made of something like 2x2s w/1/4 in spacing or a piece of marine plywood with slits sawed through it? Someone else said theirs just nested on the ground w/shavings or straw. Is a floor better or if I site the shed on a high spot should that be sufficient?
I know this is all seems premature since they haven't even shipped yet, but since my projects always seem to take forever I think I'd better get a plan - now!
I have some left over siding and am thinking a 4 ft. wide and 2 ft. deep with 3 sides, open side south-facing and a shed roof. Does that sound big enough for 3? Someone mentioned a slatted floor. Was that a floor made of something like 2x2s w/1/4 in spacing or a piece of marine plywood with slits sawed through it? Someone else said theirs just nested on the ground w/shavings or straw. Is a floor better or if I site the shed on a high spot should that be sufficient?
I know this is all seems premature since they haven't even shipped yet, but since my projects always seem to take forever I think I'd better get a plan - now!

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