Homemade Chicken Ark
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i really like your coop and how simple and portable it looks.
just so you know though, some guy with the screenname donaldcoop stole your video and posted it on his channel as well, apparently to scam people into downloading fake coop blueprints.
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Nice Job!
We make the same coops too :)
SunnySideUpCoops. com
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Do you have blue prints on this chicken coop? I would love to build one like it
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excellent , very good and simple to make
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Google "city chicken website" or try backyardchickens website
Also look at "Chicken Ark - ThePoultryPeople" here on youtube for more ideas.
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thanks for the heads up. I went to his site and wrote a comment about it being a scam and flagged it as copyright infringement.
k8923 5 months ago
I like your ark. Question if you had to build it again would you change anything?
SJRANCH2 1 year ago
Well, I sold this one, and am building a new one. New one is not mobile and much bigger. You really need either a couple of reasonably strong people or a good set of wheels to make this an "ark." I built this out of 2x2's and it still came out pretty heavy. Also, I built a separate 4'x5' "play pen" for them so they could get more exercise and have more fun. New house is 5'x10', 6' tall. Big monster! Google The Garden Coop to see it.
k8923 1 year ago
Sold this a couple of months ago, so had to go back to my pictures to figure this out. I'm thinking the base is 3' wide x 5' long. The sides are about 4', so the height ends up around 44". The nesting area is about 18" high, the ground area about 26". Good luck.
k8923 2 years ago
i am just about done finishing my chicken tractor. its 6 feet long, 4 feet wide, and 4 1/2 feet tall. i wanted to make it so i can move it around, but i also wanted to make it out of all recycled materials (2 by 4s and ply wood). i just tared the roof today and tomorrow im putting on cedar shingles. the bloody thing weighs well over 200lb
teenmod12 2 years ago
That's not a tractor, that's a mansion! You're going to have to put a serious set of wheels under one end. You might look into the wheels on the Boughton 902. The axel is on a hinge so you can lift up one end and flip the wheels under then push or pull from the other end. Good luck.
k8923 2 years ago