Woods Open Air Coop Design - Amish Built

[KettermanHillCoop]

Wow! Absolutely gorgeous! Question....will you be moving the run up against the new coop? Or will that space be in between the two structures? The reason I'm asking is, the coop is what I'm looking to build and your run is pretty dang close to what I already have in shape and roof.

 

[Jenny Loves Chickies]

Wow! Absolutely gorgeous! Question....will you be moving the run up against the new coop? Or will that space be in between the two structures? The reason I'm asking is, the coop is what I'm looking to build and your run is pretty dang close to what I already have in shape and roof.

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We are actually going to make a tunnel of sorts to attach the 2, however they will stay as is if that makes sense? They will be able to free range when we are here but we want them to have as much freedom as possible when we aren’t here but still protected.

 

[Jenny Loves Chickies]

Ok we are back on the grid Our sweet chicks are troopers

I was able to post a few videos of the delivery, I will get a video of the coop inside and out as soon as the weather gets a little warmer it’s snowing now

Link to the first video, I think you can find all 5 there:

 

[Jenny Loves Chickies]

Ok maybe not...I’ll post the rest of the links here:

 

[Jenny Loves Chickies]

Ok guys, I’m chomping at the bit here waiting for the weather to get warm enough to BlackJack57 the floor!! Has anyone had experience with this stuff or used in temperatures between 40-60 degrees?

Also, does anyone have recommendations on bedding...specifically for this coop? I’ve seen that most often the front section near the open windows iscsextioned off and filled with sand...open to any and all suggestions!

 

[aart]

Whooaaa!! What a rig they have, lifting and swinging that trailer!!

Has anyone had experience with this stuff or used in temperatures between 40-60 degrees?

No experience with that product, but I'd read and follow the label....stuff might not cure right if applied at low temps....it definitely would be easier to work with at warmer temps.
Remember someone recommending to turn can up side down for a few days to make mixing it easier.

 

[jthornton]

Ok guys, I’m chomping at the bit here waiting for the weather to get warm enough to BlackJack57 the floor!! Has anyone had experience with this stuff or used in temperatures between 40-60 degrees?

Black Jack 57 technical data sheet.

JT

 

[Relleoms]

Beautiful coop!

 

[Jenny Loves Chickies]

Ok I waited until we hit 70 degrees and applied blackjack, it came out great...I did get a little crazy to start and accidentally painted the front sills but they have been sitting up there so I guess it worked out ha!!

 

[Jenny Loves Chickies]

Next step is pressure washing and staining the outside with Animal safe stain, looking forward to acclamating the new chicks and then working on our free range area