...from a humble wood shed...
...a used laundry-room cabinet is utilized...
...the inside wiew...
...half-inch galvanized mesh is applied...
...and the Institute is ready to house chickens tamarrah...Tuesday
~ Must...Have...Chickens... ~
...from a humble wood shed......a used laundry-room cabinet is utilized......the inside wiew......half-inch galvanized mesh is applied......and the Institute is ready to house chickens tamarrah...
15 comments:
I couldn't be any more excited/shocked if I read that the Soviets put up Sputnik. Wonderful. Fresh eggs!!!
Pollo al Phfrankie
how about a little paint?
perfect! are you getting a rooster? :]
Your runs may be spaced out a bit far on the walkway. Watch and see how they do. If they are slipping then tighten them up.
Also they could use a couple of 2X2 roosting bars on the left or a few sturdy branches to sleep on.
How bitchin' is that! Excellent :)
Holy Hen Houses, Batman !!!
im coming down to see this, this a.m. call me if you don't want me to come!
mmm bad idea...my back is still too stiff to drive that drive
Where do you get chicks this time of year?
CC,
Oh he trolls the streets of Courtland, wait you mean chickens; never mind.
You can get old laying hens on Craig's list but they'll be spinning in front of the pit soon.
Hey bhra
Very good on the coop and I like the way u accessed the laying boxes from the outside. Reggie is right on the roosting rods, a couple of 45s made out of ply with an xtra 3 and a half inches added to one side and nailed into the studs with a closet rod nailed betwix them will work grandly.
Bruno
seriously...the use of the laundry room cabinit is nothing short of
thinking
outside-the-box-brilliant!!!
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