The Lowe's coop - BEAUTY!

kingdr85

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May 7, 2008
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Enjoy it yall!

http://www.lowescreativeideas.com/i...June_creative_ideas-_-weekend_projects-_-hero

Go to the link to see what you need to build it.
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$530.00 not including tax -- Golly, you could have a really good sized coop for 500 bucks. That is cute, but in my opinion not practical.


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If you had it open for free-roaming all day, it could work for a night-time sleeping area, but that's not enough space for confinement of more than a trio of bantams.
 
Agreed. My husband and I spent less than $200 on materials for a coop and run that could comfortable fit 6 or 7 chickens! Plus, its handmade and our hens feel the love from the blood, sweat and tears we shed while building them an adequate home.
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Very cute. But I have too many birds for something like that. And we had a 8x8 shed style coop built and paid about 600 for everything windows and all
 
It's lovely to look at and seems like it would work great as a stepping stone home for a few chicks, between brooder and coop, or perhaps as a chicken tractor for one or two hens.
 
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I wanted to find those plastic window wells to make a foraging tractor (small, light, fit in car, easy to build with, would be cute) but no one around me sells them. They have the metal ones but they are too heavy for a tractor
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