When you have been out of the raising chickens lifestyle for about 20 years changes happen. Like a Tornado hitting and taking out the old chicken coop. Darling son and I have been hashing over new coop plans. I've come to the conclusion that he has a lot of his grandpa in him. He doesn't mind spending lots of money for a project, especially if it's his parents money. I on the other hand do not want to end up eating eggs that cost me $33.oo's each :( I think I found my new coop design. Here's a picture of it that was posted at BackYardChickens.Com I love the touch of whimsy, plus the fact that I found 3 of the playhouse's listed on craiglist for $30.00. Yep I think this is going to be my new coop.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Plans for the Chicken Coop
When you have been out of the raising chickens lifestyle for about 20 years changes happen. Like a Tornado hitting and taking out the old chicken coop. Darling son and I have been hashing over new coop plans. I've come to the conclusion that he has a lot of his grandpa in him. He doesn't mind spending lots of money for a project, especially if it's his parents money. I on the other hand do not want to end up eating eggs that cost me $33.oo's each :( I think I found my new coop design. Here's a picture of it that was posted at BackYardChickens.Com I love the touch of whimsy, plus the fact that I found 3 of the playhouse's listed on craiglist for $30.00. Yep I think this is going to be my new coop.
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When I was little and lived near Los Angeles I had a little hen as a pet. Bet you can't do that any more. She would look for bugs in the garden in addition to the feed we gave her. Funny, I remember the chicken but not the eggs. That looks like a pretty fancy hutch. Good thing you have lots of space. - Margy
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