Here we go again....new coop

terryc

In the Brooder
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Jun 5, 2007
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Well its been less than a year since I built the last coop for our 5 girls and mamma has the bug for more birds. So she placed the order with Ideal for more birds..... and gave ME MY ORDERS to get building. So here is our second coop in the building stages. I still have to finish the inside with nesting boxes, perches, run door, more venting besides the windows and oh yea...an 10x12 wired run. I dread doing the run since we are very rocky and digging holes for posts is always a challenge around here. But it'll get done...if I have to blast the holes. LOL

Anyway, the coop is 8 x 8 and 8 ft high. So far I figure the cost has been around $400 so far.


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So what y'all think so far?

Thanks,

Terry
 
Beautiful workmanship. Looks really nice. From what I can see this hobby grows geometrically. This year its one new coop, next year its two, then four and so on.
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. Heck I only started this fall and have a nice big coop, but I was out looking at the hayloft in the barn thats not being used trying to figure how to build a ramp the chickens could walk up. Its addictive.

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Bob
 
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Freezing? In Texas, never...lol. No I don't suspect freezing will be an issue here at all. If I was back in Pennsylvania where I grew up, I'd never try putting it up on blocks like I did this one. I have another shed that is up on block piers completely, the back side is at least 3or 4 feet on piers and have never moved.

Terry

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