1. SIDE WALL, BOTTOM, same thing.
Okay, not.
I know I'm going insane. You don't have to point it out- my obtuseness is apparent.
2. It has your name written all over it.
LolAre you?
Well they were gonna go to the fire pit and we were gonna run wire around the bottom but I think I like the logs better.
It'll last a long time due to the denseness, too- am I right?
Exactly!
Do you plan to make all of the sides with halved bark, plywood, or something else?
yesss: finally a coop I can stand up in!!!! 
e) so that's 2 or 3 feet of wire around the very top.
That is up for debate.
Well, I totally love how rustic and wild it looks!
Well its untreated pine and pine is a soft wood that rots fairly quickly but because it has the bark, is off the ground and has a roof it should be around 4 or 5 years before we have to replace the walls and by that time we should have the money to make them out of something a little more permanent.
Esther.What in the name of Sirius is she up to???
She should be on BYC, not staring at cute guys.
Who meeeeeeeeeeeeee??????????????????! XD
That is up for debate.
Well, I totally love how rustic and wild it looks!
Lol.
I do too!
The wild look of a woodland wood coop VS a fake-looking plywood coop that lasts longer, but costs a fortune... 
Easier to work with for me, too. I've made a few bachelor coops with oak wood, freshly chopped before.
Yeah, when untreated comes into play, it gets irking.
I'd go with the soft wildwood any day.
Yeah, when untreated comes into play, it gets irking.
I'd go with the soft wildwood any day.
Yeah. Plywood is a fortune, $40 for one sheet :to We'd need like 4 or 5. I would too! Oak is nice. If I had cedar though, that stuff lasts forever!!
Cedar is the BEST THING EVER!!!!
And a Cedar fell somewhere in our woods a couple weeks ago- I've been meaning to chop it...
I've never seen or heard of termites in cedar, it's supposed to be poisonous to them. Even the miller had never seen that before. Awesome. Do you use an axe or chainsaw?
