What's a fair price?pics included

[sgtmom52]

Yep ~ if you have room ~ keep it!

 

[kfchickenlady]

Keep it, youll thank yourself when you need a quarantine/brooder/rooster/broody pen! It will happen, you have the disease!

 

[casumm]

If I came across it on Craig's list, I probably would consider anything under $100 a pretty good deal. That's based solely on my "shopping around for coop" experience, not coop construction knowledge.

How badly do you want to get rid of it? I think your price point is probably around $100. For that asking price, I'd likely send you an offer but for a little less (maybe $75). If it were priced over $100, I don't think I'd feel comfortable putting in an offer. But that's just me!!!

Six nesting boxes... wow! Busy hens in that coop.

Hope I was helpful without being too disappointing.

-chris

 

[teach1rusl]

The dimensions (sq. ft. of living space) for me would be a big part of how much I'd be willing to pay...

 

[tigerkitten45]

SHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhh.......

of course he should consider selling it, lol, there are many NH'ites with the chicken madness that would definitely consider using it for a breeding coop.....now then where did you say you are at again??

 

[newchicksnducks]

If you've just recently added ducks, I would suggest keeping the coop. Although we only had ducks for a short while before our unfortunate weasel attack, we found them to be much messier than the chickens. I would use the small coop for the two ducks, and the larger coop for my layers...

 

[luvchicks8]

I am thinking around 100 dollars or BRO I have another coop in my basement for breeding

 

[rancher hicks]

I wouldn't sell it you need a broody hutch. Keep it.
If you sell it I say $50.

 

[harleyjo]

I agree with those who say to keep it. You will find something to use it for.