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How I made a free chicken coop !!! Chicken babies !!!!
Everything was made with scraps of leftover projects or free wood and metal. The metal was from a garage that had a fire in it, I got it for free from my friend Randy. Yes it is quite tall from the ground. I wanted easy access to eggs and for getting my wheel barrow under it for cleaning. I still need to make some perches and nesting areas yet. I have to put up some fencing, and a chicken baby ladder/ramp. I got my paint at a re-store cheap. So since I already used more than $2 worth on two other project... I will say what I used here was free. I put wire over the door opening for now since they can not go out till I fix the fenced in area for them. A word of advice... never make a coop without a door that can close for night time, they need the protection. I also took short rebar and spiked down the legs of the coop for wind protection.
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