AmeraucanaHank
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Glad, she's happy!I know, I am so happy to see her like this againshe's so different when she has a baby, you can see the happiness radiating off her lol
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I would really like to get a omlet coop and run to separate my bantams and grow outs but they are so darn EXPENSIVE $$$
that there is no way i would be getting one. I could build a much bigger coop and run for that price. I also thought it would be good for quarantining sick chickens because it's so easy to clean with the plastic but no way with that price. Sorry for the mini rant but it's the truth
that there is no way i would be getting one. I could build a much bigger coop and run for that price. I also thought it would be good for quarantining sick chickens because it's so easy to clean with the plastic but no way with that price. Sorry for the mini rant but it's the truth
Hello.
I might join in if that's ok.
I can talk for hours about my chickens!
I might join in if that's ok.
I can talk for hours about my chickens!
U_Stormcrow
Crossing the Road
Welcoem Pippin!
and yes, the Omlets are expensive, and small. Good for grow out, or for quarantine - but then you have to locate it far from the others, and by the time you've built a new run and everything else... Might as well build a coop instead of buying.
and yes, the Omlets are expensive, and small. Good for grow out, or for quarantine - but then you have to locate it far from the others, and by the time you've built a new run and everything else... Might as well build a coop instead of buying.
@Pampered chicken girl maybe this would be helpful?
Mini-Coop or Integration Pen From a Large Dog Crate
Mini-Coop or Integration Pen From a Large Dog Crate
Thank you!
It's cheaper to buy a shed and modify it. That's what I did and it costs very similarly to the tiny, rubbish prefab I had before
And a piece of advice to y'all...
Don't buy feeders/waterers!
I just made 1 feeder and 2 waterers Using these
They only cost around £20 each to make, but they're 25 litres! So I can hold just under 20kg of feed, and 50litres of water at once!
Don't buy feeders/waterers!
I just made 1 feeder and 2 waterers Using these
They only cost around £20 each to make, but they're 25 litres! So I can hold just under 20kg of feed, and 50litres of water at once!
U_Stormcrow
Crossing the Road
I use plastic gutters as feeders. great for wet mash. 10' for like $8. Though the end caps (if you need them) and the attachment hooks add a fair price (again, if you need them).
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