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[DoubleMM]

what breed is my boy


I'm guessing velociraptor

 

[TherryChicken]

LOL I think its shamo

 

[TherryChicken]

what breed is my boy

I want to say shamo

 

[chickeelina]

Wow that is some very nice work there! Very well done, fancy schmancy!!!

 

[bmanners]

You could call this "The Crooked Coop" 
Ya it is crooked but holding everything up yourself and not using a nail gun but hammer and nails and wood that had been outside for years well...... I think I will use that name though if you don't mind:0) still need to put a sliding window with screen in it for ventilation.

 Looks like failed treehouses make wonderful chicken coops.

 

[coop-er]

Here is my brand new coop!! So excited, my wonderful husband built this for me! I think he did a fantastic job!!

The interior, storage, roosting poles and nesting boxes.

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Thanks for looking!

 

[Bethel3330]

Here is my brand new coop!! So excited, my wonderful husband built this for me! I think he did a fantastic job!!

The interior, storage, roosting poles and nesting boxes.

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Thanks for looking!

That is awesome! He did a terrific job!

 

[Latestarter]

Here is my brand new coop!! So excited, my wonderful husband built this for me! I think he did a fantastic job!!

Thanks for looking!

Fantastic job! I must make one comment though... the roosts appear too small a diameter for LF chickens. Their feet are not really designed to "grip" a pole/stick like wild birds. Their feet are designed to "stand" more or less flat footed. A round roost should really be at least 3 inches in diameter minimum. Or, as many on here state, a 2 x 4 laid flat with the 3 1/2 inch side up for them to stand on. Aside from that, it's a chicken mansion

 

[coop-er]

Latestarter..thanks for the input, we debated about this and designed the roost so that could be changed. We will definitely make the adjustment. Thanks.

 

[coop-er]

Also, 6 of my 16 birds are bantams, which is why the 2nd roost is smaller and lower to the ground.