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I am so proud of him!!! He did a fantastic job for someone with no carpentry skills!! I never said a word about the small one they had. He took it upon himself to build something bigger. Then he just said," the girls need something bigger!" ;-) I think he secretly likes them!! :)
 
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My 5 girls moved in a couple months ago. The big part is my potting shed. I access the nest boxes from inside the shed and have a window that opens into the run. Its easy to toss in some treats without stepping in poo. Lily likes to watch the backyard action from the landing.
 


almost done and i will be so glad to get the chickens out of my screen house, to many for the coop we have, there are 23 in here and 28 in coop dh said maybe next week we well get the roos out see just how many we have, only one is large the rest are in the peeps we know we have 4 so far, and we just lost a sexlick was trying to get to the grass out side the fence, she was in the back so we did not see her, not sure how long she was there but i saw all the chickens over there so i went to chick and here she was with nick in fence, not sure if because it was so hot she went fast, but it was not long.
 


My 5 girls moved in a couple months ago. The big part is my potting shed. I access the nest boxes from inside the shed and have a window that opens into the run. Its easy to toss in some treats without stepping in poo. Lily likes to watch the backyard action from the landing.

I adore the playhouse coops. We've looked at Amish Quaker and Dutch and ezclean coops but my heart tugs at the Playhouse look. I think I found someone who'll build on site for us. Gotta get some reference backup first. Love the landing and wide spacious ramps you have for your girls.
 

This coop is 6'x14' with six nest boxes, 20' of roost poles, and is designed to be moved once a week. By moving it weekly, your chickens have fresh clean ground, new space to explore, fresh grass, able to supplement diet, and leave manure behind as fertilizer. Two people can push it forward 14' each week, or you can pull it forward with a riding mower or 4 wheeler. Muddy runs are a thing of the past. This coop looks nice in a urban or rural setting. The wheels are 8" and have a 300# per wheel capacity.
 

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