Chicken Coop under $50
Scrap lumber, trees, trading with the neighbors, and a little work = happy chickens. Backyard Chicken Coop Plans: http://ad.trwv.net/t.pl/47595/340132.
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All the cows around here go ‘peep peep’, that’s for sure
Peep peep! Peep peep! LOL
I really do enjoy your videos you don’t see people being themselves very
much anymore keep up the good work man. Wv
how do cows go pepp peppe lol crack me up did you put wire over the top of
your chickem run?
My husband is working on a coop now on the “cheap” too lol The main thing
is you’ll know the eggs you getting and the meat your getting. Subscribed.
Thanks for the video
mmmm.. with a little more work, do you think we could contain kids in
there?? Oops, sorry I was typing out loud again … I better go now.
How hard or easy is it to tend to chickens, how many eggs on average will
the produce, I wanted to do this but don’t have time to research the topic
any help will be appreciated thanks
If you have some small trees around they make great free corner posts. Also
I got some free plywood from campaign signs. Just some ideas.
Wait, you do not charge the girls rent? Could I stay in the poultry motel a
night or two!
For under $50 that’s one heck of a coupe! Nice work indeed!
Nice coop for 50 bucks.. i am wanting to build a chicken tractor… but i
am getting some resistance. The problem is we live in a small town and
could run into some problems, but naming them as pets should fix that. I
dont need roosters so noise wont be a problem. I also dont want to drive 40
minutes to your house and “borrow” some of your eggs…lol
Chickens are pretty easy, they can eat just about anything scrap, and
garden scraps. A little cracked corn, and water, and they will be happy. I
have Rhode Island reds, and Leghorn hens. From what I have read, both
breeds will lay between 175 – 200 eggs a year, or about one every other
day. They lay mostly spring through early fall here. I would say you need
2-3 hens per person in the house to eat an egg breakfast (two eggs) twice a
week. Hope this helps.
@jnull0. Yes it does help. Thanks
LOL your such a lady’s man !
man i love my chickens…i sit out there and visit with them…so fun to
watch….and got eggs…..hey we gonna eat aint we……you so blessed just
love yall
Great vid my friend!!
I’d love to have a few chickens. But between the coyotes and the bobcats,
it would have to be a really sturdy coop to keep the girls safe!
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