How could it have been unknown to you?i wanted the coop back, but, unbeknowst to me, the opulent divas, thought we would use FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO BUY IT BACK
Time to let it go.this happened 5 yrs ago and im still mad
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How could it have been unknown to you?i wanted the coop back, but, unbeknowst to me, the opulent divas, thought we would use FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO BUY IT BACK
Time to let it go.this happened 5 yrs ago and im still mad
No foolin'!!!Do you remember the measurements of the coop?
For $500 even with the price of lumber now, you could make a new walk-in coop.
This is said perfectly.When you sold your house you should have excluded it from the sale in the contract, if you wanted to keep it. But you said you couldn't take it with you either. So now you need to build a new one or buy your old one back. There is no reason to be mad about it, you made the choice to leave it!
There is no reason to be mad about it, you made the choice to leave it!
I should’ve specified in my $500 coop build statement that local or Amish Sawmills are cheaper than the big store lumber prices. There are also some amazing coops made out of free pallets.No foolin'!!!
Lumber prices are crazy. Building this 4x8' coop. So far, I have about $1,000 into lumber and paint. If the coop worked well and they will part with it, $500 may be a great deal.
We sold our house last summer and the buyers wanted us out in 21 days. It wasn't enough time for us to leave and I really didn't want to move the 6x12' run & coop. We offered the coop, chickens and all and it bought us another 2 weeks at the house.
Let. It. Go.5 yrs ago and im still mad
Or hoop coops! Those are pretty easy and cheap too! And for $500, you could build a lot of them.I should’ve specified in my $500 coop build statement that local or Amish Sawmills are cheaper than the big store lumber prices. There are also some amazing coops made out of free pallets.