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Thank you. I wish had more land not to use but to comply with ordinances. I was hoping not just chickens but also a goat or 2. But for that I need to have 5 acres. Went to a place in Freemont but the coops are over 1k and no protection nor run. I think I need to be more thinker and begin working.Dreamz, I think you would be better off using that store bought coop as a compost bin and starting over with a shed for the chickens. I'm not being mean or snarky. Six birds aren't going to fit well in that small coop.
Use it as a temporary coop when the chicks are big enough to go out (~7-8 weeks). That would give you time to get a real shed built. Menards, Loxes, and Home Depot all have a variety of sheds and you can get them built using their contractors. I think you and your birds will be happier with a secure structure.
It looks like you have a nice place.
Nice job Sally!I got organic flock raiser at Starbard Farms cheaper than the non organic flock raiser at TSC. SCORE! 20% protein too. @snowflake, if you're interested, it's Kalmbach, and was $16 for 50 pounds.
Yeap! They said maybe by Monday we will get more flakes, argh!Thanks Sally, I have not gotten up there yet. sounds like a nice place.
Beautiful day today, Rain and snow are going to be hard to take after these nice sunny days.
The girls had some fun in the sun. I never left their side. I was watching like a hawk. Even Pixie was watching them. I think she is coming around. She later laid right next to the coop. I did measured the inside and it is so small. I think I will use it as a brooder/time out house. However, I feel not too good about Sophia. That is that little brown naked neck one, they called it turchick at the store. She is always behind and they are way bigger than her and they step over her if I am not careful. I make sure she is under the lamp and I get up every 45 minutes to check up on them. She always sleeps standing up. I just got a book on plans for coops. Also ordered a drill. Hope that gets me going as soon as I receive it. Will go to the stores to get pallets and get 2x2's and 2x4's. I have about 4 panels in the garage that I can use. I just have a regular saw and might need to invest on a better way to cut them. I know I have a hammer in my truck but I don't know if that is advised. I do have 2 rolls of Asphalt roofing. I think the old owner left a roll of insulation too.


I had woodpeckers in the house when I lived near the city of Muskegon.A pair of red headed woodpeckers are nesting in one of my trees. I saw one go in the cavity while the other stood watch above.

Yeah, but I'd rather get the snow and cold NOW, than have it come when all the trees are budded out. Like several years ago when we had 80s in March, then hard freezes and lost so much of the fruit crop.Yeap! They said maybe by Monday we will get more flakes, argh!
Screwing things together is a much better way to go. Then you can take it apart if you screw it up (ha ha), or even to reuse the wood for something else.I have a hammer in my truck but I don't know if that is advised.