Oh what I could do with these...**UPDATE... UH OH and YIPPEE!!!!

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**UPDATE** I am getting TWO of these!!! My cousin has a trailer and lives up there. He will bring them down for me. They are in panels and not assembled so that makes it way easier to transport them. So now in addition to my 6x6 coop, I will also have at the minumum a 7x7 but probably bigger!!! Any suggestions on new occupants???!!!

K i really need to borrow a truck and trailer. If anyone is in southern idaho get at me!!!! I just got my first coop and want another cost effective one and i see this but it is 2 hours away from me
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and i dont think it will fit on the roof of a toyota camry
SHEDS--CRATES - $100 (TREASURE VALLEY)

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Date: 2010-03-31, 8:02AM MDT
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I have crates--8x11, 6x11, 7x7, 7x9. most are $100 if you pick it up. i build these into sheds starting at $250. for best details come check them out.


•Location: TREASURE VALLEY
•it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests


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Find a way.... I recently scored on some similiar shipping crates that did not have the nice slanted roof, but were 4 ft. x7 ft. and 7 ft. tall...One would fit in the bed of my pickup truck , between the fender wells. Solid floor, caulked ceiling. I added exterior walls and a chicken door, people door, window vents , roost etc. and was in business with either a brooder coop or a small flock ( 7-9 bird) coop.

Go for it, or hopefully others in your area will.
 
You could try renting them. Are you thinking of moving this as one piece? If so, you might need a forklift to load and un-load and place? I would disassmble into about 1/2 size (or smaller), and have a couple of strong people help me....
 
I am sooo excited, but now my parents are really gonna kill me lol.
**UPDATE** I am getting TWO of these!!! My cousin has a trailer and lives up there. He will bring them down for me. They are in panels and not assembled so that makes it way easier to transport them. So now in addition to my 6x6 coop, I will also have at the minumum a 7x7 but probably bigger!!! Any suggestions on new occupants???!!!​
 

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