gotta bring a towel at least if you wanna do it on a roof.
shingles are really rough on bare skin. hot too.
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gotta bring a towel at least if you wanna do it on a roof.
shingles are really rough on bare skin. hot too.
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We have a serious lack of chicken content.
No...Didn't help you get off the top of the chicken coop, though, did they? lol
And menfolk.
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I have one chicken area that isn’t walk-in. When they hit that in between stage from brooder to coop or hopefully their new home. I built a little A-frame that I have to crawl in. I hate it.good call.
on that topic, i’m considering a coop/run rebuild next year. my wife wants to go up to 16-20 birds and i regret not going with a walk-in coop the first time around.
Poor babyRona is so nakey. She's in the middle of a hard molt.
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mine is ~4ft floor to ceiling. we raised it 2.5ft off the floor to give the birds the additional 4x8 area under the coop for run space, but it’s a little undersized for that many more birds.I have one chicken area that isn’t walk-in. When they hit that in between stage from brooder to coop or hopefully their new home. I built a little A-frame that I have to crawl in. I hate it.
One of you will want more and more. Keep that as a standby and build everything new just like you want it and build bigger than you think you need.mine is ~4ft floor to ceiling. we raised it 2.5ft off the floor to give the birds the additional 4x8 area under the coop for run space, but it’s a little undersized for that many more birds.
trying to figure out if i want to L shape the run and build a new coop/shed at the other end, or just add on to the existing coop somehow.