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I bought the material at Home Depot and it cost around $350-$400 in material, I come up with this design myself and built it from scratch... no blueprints or design manuals to go by... just used my knowledge of building

@ I’m talking about the tool belt buddy

@@joannewilson6577 no I sell to people with snakes to feed them too

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hey man that's awesome... did you see my other coop building video... it would probably be more efficient for 5 chickens unless your trying to separate them

@@thevaughnhomestead yup I saw one thats perfect for 5 chickens and I think its what i am going for. Currently making a list of materials i need!

no problem

around $350-$400 Drill saw tape measure pencil square if you do the pocket screws like I did youll need the Pocket Hole Jig as well

@ thank you 🙏

temp for chicken eggs is to be 99.5

th-cam.com/video/NL9asPNRJcE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zgmrzEvVNKDJBxSr heres a link to a video I made with ideas i use

they are Great Pyrenees... They are 3rd generation... got them at 4 and 5 months old and they were born in the goat pen they came from and were raised with the goats until I got them so it came natural for them

@thevaughnhomestead Thank you! I have pitbulls and it's been trying

@@papigreenthumb1057 alot of it is about them being raised around them and taught they are to be protected and not harmed

did you watch the video? I explain about tilting the buckets as they are in the coop and they are screwed down and have lips at the front to keep bedding and eggs in as well

@thevaughnhomestead yes great desigh i love it and nice size for starter coop or small space ..

$350-$400

That's great!

So happy this video was helpful for you... And I love the fact your watching from the UK Love seeing that people watch from other countries, I'm in the US in the south in MS

@thevaughnhomestead Sorry you misunderstood, we have left the UK and moved to the Country of Belarus in the woods . So peaceful

@@craigb7460 well still cool to have someone from another country enjoying my videos lol I was also in the city and had to get out and moved to the country but it was only about an hour away move haha

thats the temp probe so it knows the temp inside the incubator

Glad to hear that... Glad they are working out for you

My main breeder buck is a Pygmy and the does are Nigerian Dwarf and Nigerian Dward/Pygmy cross

they are just goofy lol

Yes it is great for multiple ways of use

Nope, water is going to sit on it regardless until it dries up, a slant only helps with making the water drain in a certain direction... such as if you wanted all the water to run off the back side you would need to slant it to the back, but for me it don't matter if it runs off the front or back

@ even if you use a wooden roof with felt instead of corrugated roofing ?

@@IbraheemAlabsi-g8v I wouldn't recommend using wood on top in direct weather... tin will last so much longer

Thanks for watching, and yes I love using it

not around here lol

yes they can do a lot of work in a little time frame

yes they are very spoiled lol

thanks

th-cam.com/video/0WnHI7-TJDc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cP2auM8AduWL-VjC here is a link showing what I do

about the only option is to buy a humidity gauge... but to be honest I never kept up with that... I just added water to it about 3 days before they hatch and never had an issue

@@thevaughnhomestead update: all 6 eggs that I was incubating hatched!

@@brianwin6843 that's awesome.... glad they all hatched and that the machine is working out for you

Separate hydrometer

In my experience, rebar only helps to keep things from moving sideways not necessarily from moving up unless rebar is concreted to the ground.... I would recommend using tie down anchors like you use for dogs that screw into the ground then either throw a strap over the coop and connect to the tie down anchors or use a short chain to connect bottom of frame to the anchors... put an anchor at each corner

I appreciate it, and yea he keeps them in line

lol I appreciate you continuing to watch, and yes they are really fun to hang out with and they love some animal crackers (theres a video of that also) I enjoy them alot which is what led to having 12 now lol

yea he is only 5 months old right now

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if the snow is being blown in from the side yes during high winds, you could either do tin all the way down during the winter or add tarps during snow times that you can take on and off