My pet bobs' new coop/hutch *pic*

[JJMR794]

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THATS A GOOD WAY TO GET THEM TO STAND VERY STILL IN THE OPPOSITE CORNER... THEY'LL BE TERRIFIED

 

[Tony K T]

I agree with JJ.As you live in Fl,I would be more worried about snakes.I would even go to the 1/4" hardware cloth,just to be sure no one gets in.My bobs always used there roost.I don't know why everyone thinks they don't roost.And yes to branches for them to hide and it will also help to keep them calm.
In N.H.,Tony.

 

[Animalian]

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THATS A GOOD WAY TO GET THEM TO STAND VERY STILL IN THE OPPOSITE CORNER... THEY'LL BE TERRIFIED

Well my quail love it lol

 

[Missi]

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Good idea! Maybe I'll hang some millet sprays!

 

[Missi]

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I plan on stacking 2 concrete blocks vertically under each leg of the hutch to raise it. The only snakes I've had in my screened in porch were black racers which are too small to eat quail but I don't doubt other species might come by. I've had cottonmouth snakes in my back lot years ago. Ick.

 

[JJMR794]

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THATS A GOOD WAY TO GET THEM TO STAND VERY STILL IN THE OPPOSITE CORNER... THEY'LL BE TERRIFIED

Well my quail love it lol

ARE THEY BOB WHITES?

 

[Sushi]

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Is it premade or did you build it yourself?

 

[TwoCrows]

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Is it premade or did you build it yourself?

I took several premade ones, pulled off the walls and attached them together. I have 31 Bob's that use it for winter and it is pretty cramped!!

 

[Missi]

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[TheRealTimShady]

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Good idea! Maybe I'll hang some millet sprays!

i hang finch seed toys for mine