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[Sylvester017]

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There is nothing I can say but "wonderful." I am not a fan of chainlink but it certainly is tons better than cheap poultry wire!!!

I can't tell from enlarging the photo if there is open gaps between the chainlink top and roof line and that might be a way for a critter to climb inside but then I don't know what kind of critters you have in your area. You certainly have the base of the pen well reinforced with some really nice-looking boulder stones.

 

[Sylvester017]

Is this the same coop as Post #3436? Which is the before and after photos?

 

[clucknbell]

Our upgrade- a work in progress, but the chicks went into the coop tonight. Completely custom built by the Amish to my specifications after a couple years of hunting for a coop that met everything I wanted and finding zilch. Took the ideas I liked and put them into one coop. Debating on using sand in place of pine shavings, but used Sweet PDZ under the roost to make life easier.

 

[chickeelina]

Our upgrade- a work in progress, but the chicks went into the coop tonight. Completely custom built by the Amish to my specifications after a couple years of hunting for a coop that met everything I wanted and finding zilch. Took the ideas I liked and put them into one coop. Debating on using sand in place of pine shavings, but used Sweet PDZ under the roost to make life easier.

I love this coop. Big and clean! Nothing like Amish built!! Well except for my dad, he is pretty good!!

 

[waynem1983]

Fabulous stone walls. Are you UK?

yes from UK, very old village called Painswick, in the cotswolds.

 

[Chuckee]

Is this the same coop as Post #3436?  Which is the before and after photos?

The first pic is the coop now. I put a roof over the run with chicken wire over all the gaps and also 3 feet up around chainlink(buried 12 inches ) the pop door stays open 24 hours now. The blue door in the 2nd pic was an interior door I cut to fit but started to fall apart pretty quickly.

 

[heartsizedfarm]

yes from UK, very old village called Painswick, in the cotswolds.

My aunt and uncle used to live in Chipping Camden and I spent summers with them hiking old Roman roads that was a hobby of his. Love stone walls and homes that keep their history!

 

[Southerlys]

We have way to much as well in what we call the Taj Mahal but we think there worth it. We only intended on spending $300-$400 but not even close.

 

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