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    Comment by 'baldessariclan' in article 'Wichita Cabin Coop'

    Hello Lori, sorry we missed your question. Eleven years ago we spent approx. $800-1000 on our coop. It is big enough for 3-5 hens if they are cooped up all day. If you have 5 hens that is 10 square feet/each in the run and that is enough. We love this coop. It is still as strong as the day it...
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    Comment by 'baldessariclan' in article 'Wichita Cabin Coop'

    Sorry I missed this question...it's all about airflow and helping to keep the run dry. Also, the girls get a bit bored if they have to be cooped up (in case of hawks or other predators hanging around the yard) and can't see outside at all.
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    Wichita Cabin Coop design computer models and material list

    You're welcome!
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    Coop stud spacing

    Hello, a little confused why you haven't been able to contact us...our email remains unchanged at [email protected] We'd be happy to answer any questions. Thank you!
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    Wichita Cabin Coop design computer models and material list

    Sorry, must have missed this question...our email address remains unchanged at [email protected] Thank you!
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    Review by '' on item '2 Gallon Double Wall Fount'

    We've used this type of waterer for several years now. Our first one rusted out in a couple seasons, I think mainly due to the fact that we never bothered to clean it out very well. With our second one, I usually scrub out the bottom every couple months, and has held up about 3 years now...
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    Review by '' on item 'Farm Innovators "All-Seasons" Heated Plastic Poultry Fountain - 3 Gal. Model HPF-100, 100-Watt'

    We have experimented with several different types of heated waterers for winter usage, and this one has been about the most popular with us, so far. We've used it for 3 winters now, and is still working fine. Red plastic base has sun-faded a bit, but not cracked or deteriorated functionally...
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    Chesapeake Cabin Coop

    Your coop is fantastic...great job! Thanks for mentioning us at Wichita Cabin Coop :)
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    Comment by 'baldessariclan' in article 'Kichohanas Chicken Coop'

    Beautiful work and yard!
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    Comment by 'baldessariclan' in article 'Wichita Cabin Coop'

    The footprint is 10' x 5'
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    Comment by 'baldessariclan' in article 'Noyolks Chicken Coop With Progress Pictures'

    It looks like you did a wonderful job...Enjoy!
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    Wichita Cabin Coop design computer models and material list

    For an idea of what it cost us to build our coop, please refer to post #5 (from 2/15/14) above. In addition, some folks have sent us information on how much they spent while building their own version of the "WCC". We have seen quotes as low as $250, up to a high of $1,500. A lot seems to...
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    Comment by 'baldessariclan' in article 'Wichita Cabin Coop'

    jc Purtle - 4 years ago we spent $800 - $1000. You can check out our Facebook page to see many others that have been built for less using more recycled materials. www.facebook.com/WichitaCabinCoop
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    Comment by 'baldessariclan' in article 'Wichita Cabin Coop'

    jc Purtle - 4 years ago we spent approx. $800- $1000. You can check out our Facebook page to see many others that have been built with recycled materials for less... www.facebook/WichitaCabinCoop.com
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    Comment by 'baldessariclan' in article 'Wichita Cabin Coop'

    Ducky Lover - If you're asking about the wooden portion of the roof (inside) I painted it before installing the roof. The top is metal roofing and I bought it at Home Depot in the green color.
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