HeLLoOoOo from FL BYC!!
So, I ordered some chicks about a month ago and was looking at some smaller coop designs that would work for my new 3 Black Australorps.. I was just informed that I will be getting laid off from work next week and can no longer afford the elaborate coop I had intended
But that's not my chicks fault! So I wanted some input on smaller coop designs that would be comfortable for my hens and conventional.. (Pics if you have any
hehe )
I live in a suburban area and would prefer a design that will not be intrusive to my neighbors backyard view.. I also plan to have them free range as much as possible.. Basically just need a small coop/run for them that could be moveable (I would like them to have open ground to scrounge for bugs while cooped up) while i'm at work.. And of course, since i'm on a "New" budget, reusable materials will probably be my new best friends..lol Any ideas fellow BYCers? I'm so thankful to have found this site!! Any input would be greatly appreciated!
So, I ordered some chicks about a month ago and was looking at some smaller coop designs that would work for my new 3 Black Australorps.. I was just informed that I will be getting laid off from work next week and can no longer afford the elaborate coop I had intended
But that's not my chicks fault! So I wanted some input on smaller coop designs that would be comfortable for my hens and conventional.. (Pics if you have any
I live in a suburban area and would prefer a design that will not be intrusive to my neighbors backyard view.. I also plan to have them free range as much as possible.. Basically just need a small coop/run for them that could be moveable (I would like them to have open ground to scrounge for bugs while cooped up) while i'm at work.. And of course, since i'm on a "New" budget, reusable materials will probably be my new best friends..lol Any ideas fellow BYCers? I'm so thankful to have found this site!! Any input would be greatly appreciated!