And I feel very blessed that I have one of those!A good chiropractor is worth his weight in gold.
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And I feel very blessed that I have one of those!A good chiropractor is worth his weight in gold.
And I feel very blessed that I have one of those!
Shameless plug alert!
Dr. Benjamin Gillis
Gillis Family Chiropractic
And tonight I went out to the barn. What do I see in there? Something I have never seen before, a COPPERHEAD! Made me glad i had jeans on.
Heck of a day. Hope your truck gets fixed sooner than later. Glad you didn't have a closer encounter with the copperheadAnd tonight I went out to the barn. What do I see in there? Something I have never seen before, a COPPERHEAD! Made me glad i had jeans on.
Yep! ...except for the dirt floorRule of twos....
Make it twice as big as you think you need, walk in....
Put in twice the amount of ventilation you think you need.
It will cost twice as much as you planned.
It will take twice as long to build as you thought it would.
If this is your first flock build coop first, then get chicks.
Since you built it bigger build in a in coop brooder/chicken jail.
Dirt floor for DLM
Gary
If possible, plywood floor with linoleum on it for easy cleaning. Deep Litter method works!!
Consider poop trays under your roosting bars. They work too!
As mentioned earlier, VENTILATION!!!!! More than you think.
Nice job!My bf built a slide-out tray/floor under the roost bars. He lined the drawer with removable linoleum that can be cleaned as needed during two-per-year HEAVY cleanings. Each week, he pulls the drawer out and scoops the waste out, puts new pine shavings in, and closes the drawer.
Here's a few photos. In the 4th photo, you can see the 3/4" strips attached to the sub-floor on which the drawer slides.