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How does my coop look?
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Have you ever transformed an old shed into a cozy chicken coop? Well, our friend u/woody4life237 just did! They've taken on the cluck-tastic challenge of converting a forgotten structure into a vibrant home for their soon-to-arrive feathered friends—two adorable Silkies, a majestic Brahma, and a charming Faverolles. With nesting boxes perched a lofty 20 inches off the ground and a lower roosting bar set at 24 inches, this coop is designed for both comfort and fun. Imagine the playful antics and delightful personalities these chickens will bring to their new abode! Join us in celebrating this egg-citing transformation and share your thoughts on how it all looks. Let's give a warm welcome to this new chicken community!
 | Finished converting an old shed into a chicken coop, getting two Silkies, a Bharma and a Faverolles. Nesting boxes are 20' of the ground, lower roosting bar is 24' [link] [comments] |
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