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darn Im maxed lol

can I go even if i don't have them?

thats cool. How high up are you?

what are you looking for?

if you kept empordanesa or penedesenca that would not be a issue. Just sayin! x2 welcome nice little hiding spot for them Nice I hatched some silvers last week. love the coop as well.

it is best to keep them seperate a bit. where they can see each other but not touch. I try and do it a few weeks . That way you can get them used to each other and make sure no one is sick. Then put them in at dusk with each other. If that is not possible introduce them at dusk . I do it when...

you need a credit lol

yeah no freezing chickens in california. just good ventilation

I love mine though I am ready for a upgrade. half the time the end falls off then I am climbing in there to get it

maybe p/u a small child size rake from the garden center that may help cleaning. I use one for hard to reach areas. it was like 9.99

it is a very fine coop. Laura do you keep it open during the day at all? I can not remember how wide your run is but it is very nice. I am thinking of trying to make something like theis with one side open. ( side on the inside ) possibly for my black penedesenca

I also made a pallet coop for the youngsters. 5 weeks of age till they can go in the larger coop it is not as secure but is in a covered dog run. I did not get a picture of the north side but it is mostly open and covered with stucco wire. with the pallet and roofing I ended up with about...

I live up east of Placerville in the upper end of the Sierra Foothills. I like open coops facing in a North to North East direction. They end up staying drier. I have a regular coop as well but plan on switching it over next month and am going to build a semi open coop for the layer flock...

try Happy Chooks in Colfax she breeds Barnevelders. Welcome to Byc

very nice color !!!

Penny is a very Nice lady

Both real nice coops

Sorry about that Deann

I got my first Crele penedesenca egg yesterday.

I agree just like say deer. They know not to mess with it.