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I really enjoyed this video Such a bummer that there are no other parts

Need more vents on top

what happened to the other parts?

How did it go ? did you have any problems and would you do the same for next year.

My metal one rusted

Never a part 2?

Good thing I dont need to worry about con #2

Small little man you got there ! Haha

On the flip side the galvanized one's rust and I haven't found a food grade sealer to restore them.

I live in northern europe, just built our chicken coop. Used 4 inch XPS foam to insulate concrete floor, walls and roof. Home made eggs be hitting different.

Hi , After 3 years the boots are damage ? What you Say about Building materials ??? Tk

The "music" in your intro is horrible. The "review" was a waste of my time. Fail.

Dude you got MASSIVELY screwed over. For one - $40/hen is insane; a full grown bird culled costs $5/lb for organic free range; you paid full price for a live bird. Not only that but 180eggs/yr for a bird means its not a layer either, laying birds of damn near any species lays 200-300/yr, meaning you were sold old hens, not 16wk old. I wouldn't be shocked to hear, now 2yrs out, that your birds are giving less than 150/yr at this point. You totally bought 3+yr old hens.

Ho and my Sorel glacier boots are early 2000's use them in Alaska 9 months every year just this year the stitching is tearing. I ordered new old stock canadian made sorels today because I don't trust a snow boot made in Vietnam a tropical country that has never seen snow.

Baffins suck, huge ,bulky,over priced gimmick boots the top of the boot scoops snow into the boot like a shovel baffins look like they would be super warm but i get cold feet i 10 mins at 20f. I live in Alaska and the sorel glacier original is good to -60f or lower i have only seen -60f. I have never had cold feet in my older canadian made sorels.

You forgot to mention that these boots are not for walking and hiking. They are too warm for that but most off all too spungy. I’m glad I didn’t size up as they get bigger in time because of the inner felt boot and they make you clumsy. I use mine for ice fishing and such still sitting activities where they are great. They are too warm, clumsy and big for snowmobiling.

hello. are those 2x6 pressure treated? thanks

I just snagged the last pair on Als website and it was a little smaller in size than I usually get but I figured it’ll be snug and I read you said you even downsized and it fit perfect. Feeling better about it now lol. They were sold out on the sorrel site the only place I could find em.

The venting pipes shall be installed the other way around; the male shall go into the female. The female shall go/slide on top of the male and that pipe's male end goes into the vent's female end of cover!

Did you excavate / dig down in order to pour in gravel before you put down the deck blocks?

What.....you didn't have to fight to get the flare nut on... so simple a child can do it...what the heck. My rolls are never like that. Even when used indoors. Every cut is a battle against time

Didn't know about the DE, and bedding. Thanks,

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Are you still using it after installing the new element or did you decide to remove it and go with a different option?

You been had son!!!! Buy 12 1 year old spent hens for $2 each and a sac of the bulk feed for $8. Build a Hen cube out of 5 free pallets and spend $3 on screws. Cover that with $7 tarp. Use three free pails for laying boxes. Get a rooster for $5 off craigslist and get your hens knocked up. Get 8 to 10 eggs per day and start feeding food scraps free from restaurants and free ranging your hens by day. Hatch your next batch of hens and sell your old ones for $3 @. Cost = $0.33 a dozen.

Sounds like what dairy farmers do up North when the cows have to be in the barn all Winter. Just keep adding layers (they use wheat straw) on top of the manure. (wheat straw will decompose faster than wood shavings) When I was 16 I worked on a farm with cows, and let me tell you, cleaning out the barn in Spring with 6 feet of manure straw was real stinky and NOT fun. Of course it all got loaded into the manure spreader and out into the fields.

What happened to your face

Great video Gareth! Very helpful! Keep it up my friend. 😀👍

Your assistant is so cute!

You can use pallets to build. And get material lots of people give away. Like a whole metal roof. And build a beautiful coop. Just takes imagination.

I’m raising 12 hens lost my rooster. I realize for me it’s not inexpensive. However, I can’t set a price on nutrition. The company’s can tell you organic, free range etc. Have you been there to see it? Well for me I know exactly what my girls eat and the gorgeous thick shell, orange color eggs mine put out. So I’ll take that any day to accepting big companies word. Beside, they take time but love every minute of it. Good therapy for building stamina and a happy mind.

Your out there living your best life dude, so happy for you and your family.

You could staple plastic on the inside of your framing to get a double layer of plastic with an airspace. With double plastic you might get by without electric heat. Whole corn provides extra calories in cold weather. Thanks for the video.

Looks like they have a flat-screen!

What size did you use?

What type of gas line is that? Where to buy

Huh? Why are your chickens $40 each? The chicks cost like $4-6 at a feed/tractor supply store

Nice to see your duties again. (Butchers I was not look at). Interested in your next video about building, especcialy if you will put solar panels on. All the best for your family.

that's gonna be a nice view.👍

Sounds like your from Canada, not windy Chicago????

New & subscribed. Are you in Chicago?

Holy Christopher, - 5 is warm. 😮. I’m in Tx, and I’m worried about 40 degree nights. But I have babies to move. I will look into that Cozy Coop heater. I’m not wanting to use my lamps.

So i know as much as i did when i started.

Cold hardy breeds... no heat... stop the wind. So long as they are dry, have water & feed and aren’t exposed to wind, they’ll do just fine in the cold. People will end up killing their chickens by adding heat and attempting to alter their natural mechanism for survival. They’re not cats or dogs... they can survive in the cold.

Was a huge, costly mistake for us. Intended to use it full time. $6000+ for just the toilet. Replacement parts cost a fortune. We began having difficulties within 3 weeks of installation and it never stopped. One thing after another. A year later, having to pay for installation of a traditional toilet and the Cinderella company is blaming us for misuse and overuse so they don't have to honor warranty. It has been a horror story

Thank you

L-bracket or wood block , lock the top of the heater , maybe ....

How do u keep their water from freezing in the winter?

Looks good

Staple the door before you cut out the plastic.