Looks simple and has all the basics covered. Recomendation. If you're putting a door on one end of that coop. Be sure to put the door on the end with the nesting boxes and the roost on the other end. Also you will only need 2-3 boxes for 4-6 hens.
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Have you looked through these? http://www.backyardchickens.com/atype/2/Coops
thats where I found this one. I plan on making a few changes to it like have plexi glass in front of the windows for the winter but they will slide to the side for summer
If you live in Georgia is isn't really necessary. Ventilation in the winter is more important that sealing it up. Sealing it up will cause moisture build up which in turn will cause frost bite. The whole top of my coop is open and the tunnel door stays open with no issues at all.
If I could get a dry weekend I could get the thing built!
Todays acquisitions.
Is there anywhere in the Canton area besides TSC to get chickens? It seemd like they never have them in stock when I go there. what about a place where I can get some laying hens?
I don't have any to swap. Just starting to have chickens since we moved out of a neighborhoodtake a ride down toCliffB 's chicken swap!
you can still buy, cliff usually has an idea of who or what is going to be there.
how many or what kind you looking for?
