Chicken Coop & Enclosure
1 Day
417
10
$100.00
Corbin
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VenmoGood bones, but needs some love. Served us well for many years. Probably $750 in wood and the coop, was not cheap to start. Hoping someone can have a lovely backyard chicken set up without spending the same money I did! With some brackets, screws, and a few pieces of wood, it would be great. It’s technically fine now, just not meant to move around.
The enclosure should be lifted straight off the ground by 4-6 people and loaded on a flatbed trailer. It doesn’t have the structural integrity to twist and roll (I was a novice).
The backside (not seen) is where I put the front of the coop when it was on another location. Then I used cedar planks to close the gap. This way we could access the nesting boxes from the outside and increase the run area in the enclosure.
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Chicken Coop & Enclosure
1 Day
417
10
$100.00
Corbin
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Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoGood bones, but needs some love. Served us well for many years. Probably $750 in wood and the coop, was not cheap to start. Hoping someone can have a lovely backyard chicken set up without spending the same money I did! With some brackets, screws, and a few pieces of wood, it would be great. It’s technically fine now, just not meant to move around.
The enclosure should be lifted straight off the ground by 4-6 people and loaded on a flatbed trailer. It doesn’t have the structural integrity to twist and roll (I was a novice).
The backside (not seen) is where I put the front of the coop when it was on another location. Then I used cedar planks to close the gap. This way we could access the nesting boxes from the outside and increase the run area in the enclosure.
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