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That is a fortress. My girls are let out of the pen and roam my yard during the day... I do take chances with neighborhood dogs, but at night they prance in the coop and the door is secured. Where your coop is a self contained run/ house then I would suspect you are as safe as possible... Unless your predator has a saw or a screw gun that is! Nice coop. With the 4 x 4 construction you can even raise Cornish X to 20 weeks and not worry about the floor caving in! Good luck with the peeps.
Thanks! I did decide to go heavier, since there are some racoons in the city. I built a portable run/tractor that is much lighter, but that's for when I supervise the girls. It's pvc and only 10 lbs. and I can stake it down. I plan on attaching it to the coop during daylight in the winter if they need more space. I may put hardware cloth on top of the plastic mesh...
I see you have an auto door, the German style. where did you purchase it
Not to get off the subject but I see you live in CT. I live in MA and cant seem to find any one that sells them.
Thanks
Any more doors ideas? I'm leaning towards the plastic, as I can prop open the coop roofs when the girls are in just the tractor, and the floor is slatted and the walls on the side of the main nesting area...
I see you have an auto door, the German style. where did you purchase it
Not to get off the subject but I see you live in CT. I live in MA and cant seem to find any one that sells them.
Thanks
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I see you have an auto door, the German style. where did you purchase it
Not to get off the subject but I see you live in CT. I live in MA and cant seem to find any one that sells them.
Thanks