Hi Sami! Sorry it’s been so long. We’ve been catching up on a few things and working on planting our garden. We will post another video Friday. Thanks for watching! Take care😊👍
Lovely to see you two working together on another project. Those chickens will have a great coop and I hope you get a steady supply of eggs too. Very best wishes from an engaged fan.
Thanks Jim! We had chickens years ago when we lived in town. Been missing it. The store eggs just aren’t the same. Thanks for watching. It’s nice to hear from you again!😊👍
Thanks Paul. I hope your project is going good. It’s been nice getting a few days without rain so we can get some work done. I hope all is well with you and your family. Take care. 😊
1:00 I’ve had chicken for around 3 years now and I’ve learned a lot. Pine shaving for baby chicks is not the best option. They don’t know the difference between crumble and small shaving. They could get compacted. Hopefully not but why take the chance. A better option blue shop towel with a little bit of crumble feed on the floor near the feeder. 👍🏼
Thanks for the info Victor! It’s been many years since we have raised chickens! Having to basically start over and it’s really nice to have access to other’s experience so we can hopefully avoid mistakes. It helps other chicken newbie’s too!😊👍👍
Hello I just subscribed and looking forward to more videos. The chicken coop is beautiful. Great team work to the both of you. Thank you for sharing, till next time God Bless.
@@natureartgirl I am taking notes and sharing with husband Only thing different I want to incorporate is a mulch bin on the end the chickens can climb up onto to find bugs
Good idea! We have been throwing weeds and stuff in and they definitely love scratching around in it and eating. Greens and bugs are really good for them!
Great job with the chicken house. I´m looking forward to seeing part two. Brody is persistant kkkkkk. Thank you for the video! Have a nice weekend, Lance and Cinda!
Thanks Mary Jane. Brody is definitely not lacking in focus😂😂 Indy taught him to chase squirrels, but he takes it to a whole new level🤣😜Hope you have a wonderful day💕
Sounds like a good idea. Have you tried it? Do you have to seal the cracks? We used a sheet of linoleum over the treated plywood and up the sides. Some others recommended that. We will see how it goes. Thanks for the idea!!😊👍
@@natureartgirl l did flooring and coustom shower's all my life. And it's what you put on your walls to glue tile to. As well as flooring. Being a contractor I'm sure you know you end up with lots of leftover's. I had some Hardie backer laid out for I don't know how many years. And it got wet everytime it rained. I picked it up and looked at it. It looked brand new. Still had its strength. Yea you need to seal joints. It would seem to me when you're chicks scratch it would tear vinyl and once you get a hole started? I put it in mine and throw pine shavings on it. And it does what I knew it would do.
This build was amazing! My wife and I are very much looking forward to building a coop from scratch in just a few weeks. I would love to model ours much like yours. Have you posted, or could you post, a rough materials list for your build. I am failry handy, but global organization for such a large/complex build is above my paygrade! Thanks for posting this video.
Hi Brandon. Sorry about the late reply! We didn’t keep a materials list since we cut some on our mill as we needed them. We have been crazy busy this week, but I will try to get a rough list together and let you know. Have fun with your build!😊👍👍
Oh ok I understand. That’s not good. That takes a long time to heal. 😬😬Cinda tore all the tendons in her right foot years ago and it still gives her trouble. I am going to a physical therapist for my shoulder… trying to avoid surgery if I can. Stuff sure gets harder as we get older😬😬Thinking of you sir!! Take it easy if you can👍
The hen house part is 4’ x8’ full sheet of plywood for the bottom. The entire coop is 8’ deep by 18’ long. It would be just as easy to make it 20’ long, but that wouldn’t fit in the space we had available. (we wouldn’t be able to get the boat out of the garage.🤣) we don’t have any plans drawn up at this time. We really need to do that😊
New to your channel. The thumbnail looked so inviting. ‘Sorry about the beautiful 😊bark covered shed. Attention to detail! Spray painting the hinges and screws was a stroke of genius, as was having saved that hardware for reuse. 👏 God bless the work of your hands and your appreciation for His creation. 🙋♀️
Thanks so much! We do tend to save stuff, sometimes a little too much!😂But it does come in handy. The old shed has now been torn down and the view is much improved. Thanks for watching and commenting 😊💕
Great to have a new video from you guys to enjoy! Chicken coop coming along very nicely - I think those birds will have some very fine accommodation. Look forward to Part II. (Brodie needs to be trained up on the chainsaw to get that squirrel!) Greetings from Olde London Towne, Olde Englande.
Hi, I aquired a chicken coup three weeks ago with seven chickens. A small start but will see where this leads me. I have just subscribed to your channel. Thanks for your suppirt.
Hi Micky! Thanks so much for subscribing! Seven chickens should give you a nice supply of eggs! We are really looking forward to ours beginning to lay. Should be in a few weeks I hope! It’s hard to beat farm fresh eggs😊👍
No, sorry we don’t. We have been wanting to draw up some plans, but life keeps getting in the way. It is pretty straightforward though, we have most of the information in the videos.
Old couple build log cabin, one year ago. And watched from day one, but Lance and Cinda, it seems more like 10 years ago. Great effort and job well done to both of you. Now starts the chicken jokes 😂 Why did the chicken cross the road.😊
It seems like 10 years to us too! Been trying to get caught up on everything. Plus we have had a crazy amount of rain this year! Hope you are doing well! Thanks for sticking with us all this time🤣😁
Como já creio que esse galeinheiro vai ser top,vou esperar ansiosa o final ,pois aguardo que será um belo trabalho 😊. Bjs pra vocês Lance e Cinda. Brody e facinante 😊 ja o Indy so ficou na espera do companheiro kkkk
Hi Mira. We are having fun on this project. It shouldn’t take long to finish. The chicks are really growing fast and need more room😁💕Hope you have a wonderful weekend 💕😊💕
Hi! We don’t have plans for it right now, but it isn’t too hard to figure out from just watching the videos. Most of the measurements aren’t too critical. Just basically a big box with a roof. If we get plans drawn up, we will be sure to let you know 😊
We don’t have plans available, but it shouldn’t be too hard to build one just from the video. The measurements would be a little different because we used our own lumber that we milled. So the boards are true 2x4’s. But purchased ones would work fine. We would be happy to answer any questions as you go. 😊👍👍
We painted everything before we assembled our coop + run combo just to minimize rain intrusion as much as possible & touched up anything we nailed or drilled with silicone - just in case. 8 years on & no rotting - so far. Only the 4x4s & 2x4s touching the ground were pressure treated. I thought about going with coated hardware cloth, but since that's plastic, it would've degraded within a year anyway & painting it is pointless since it would just crack with any pressure put on it. LOVE the coop & the babies! ❤
Yes that’s a good idea. The majority of rot starts on the cut ends so it’s smart to paint or use wood preservative on them as you go. We used the coated wire, but will have to see how it lasts. The sun is pretty brutal here in Arkansas, but so far it’s doing ok. Thanks for the info. A lot of folks are building their own coops, so your experience helps!😊👍
You guys have some interesting projects. This one looks as good as the log cabin but not as much work. Question for Cinda, what is the purpose of the tall round fence that’s full of rock? Thanks
Hi Tom, yes definitely a lot easier 🤣 that was one day, plus some time sawing the wood. I think it will take about a week’s worth of work to finish. The rock is the corner post for our garden fence. You just drive a metal post into the ground, then cut a length of fence and make it into a cylinder around the post. Then you just gradually fill it up with rock. Good way to use up random shaped rocks and pretty easy to do.
We used true 2”x4” lumber that we milled ourselves, but purchased 2x4’s would work fine. If you live in a heavy snow load area you might want larger lumber for the rafters. The front boards are 8’ tall and the back are 6’8” tall. If you want a steeper roof you could go shorter on the back. The hutch part has 4x4’s for the corner posts. 😊👍
Some of them are our corner posts for the garden fence. The ones in the garden are for our muscadine vines. They are so heavy that they pull normal posts over when they are loaded with fruit.
Here is an approximate list. We did not keep track as we were cutting it as we went on our little sawmill. Material list for chicken coop (4) 8 foot 4x4’s (10) 8 foot two by fours for uprights (12) 8 foot two by fours for edging (16 or 18) 10 foot two by fours for rafters (4) two by fours for nest box (4) 14 foot 2 x4 for top and bottom perimeter (7) 8 foot two by sixes for hutch (3) 8 foot two by sixes for door (13) 2 x4 for diagonals and small doors and floor joists (16) 10 foot one by fours for roof and blocking Wood for ramp (2) 4 x 8 sheets of plywood Vinyl flooring if you want it 100 foot roll of 4 foot wide hardware cloth half inch (we used black plastic coated from Amazon) Extra 2 foot wide hardware cloth or wire for perimeter apron Hinges and latches (8) 10’ long pieces of metal roofing. (Cut one into shorter pieces for the top of the nest boxes) Tongue and groove siding or one by six board and bat (not sure of quantity since we cut it as needed)
@@natureartgirl Thank you very very much!! It's a beautiful build. Watching you two build with such patience (and a little humor) reminded me to enjoy the process.
We do not have plans, but there is an approximate list of materials in the video description. You can probably figure out the rest just by watching the videos. We cover most of the details and it is a pretty simple design. 😊
We haven’t drawn out any detailed plans. We’ve been crazy busy lately. But it’s not too hard to figure out. Your dimensions would be somewhat different than ours since we used our own rough cut wood. It’s actual 2”x4” boards. If we get some time we will try to draw up some. We’ve had a lot of requests for them. 😊
Not right now. We haven’t had time to draw them up. But if you are fairly handy, it is not hard to figure out by the videos. We tried to make it pretty detailed. We will try to get some plans drawn up whenever we get some time😊
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Yes, doing ok. We’ve just had a lot of neglected work to catch up on since we finished the cabin. And we’ve had a record year for rain! Thanks for watching. Hope you have a great weekend 😊👍
Remember chicken math is real. I figured 6 chicken would be a good number for my wife and I. We must’ve used chicken math. Because Apparently 1+5 = 28 🤷🏽
So true! We only really wanted 8 or 10, but the minimum order for specialty chicks we wanted was 15!😂😂So far though, it has been worth it. We are currently getting 10 or 11 eggs a day from our 14 hens. Super happy with that since they are still very young and we are in the low light season of the year. They are also very sweet natured birds😊
@@natureartgirl yeah you are worth it. I have more eggs than I can use for sure. I even have my dog eating boiled eggs. My cat wants no part of it. Oh well I tried. Tip: mix grind up egg shells with fermented chicken feed. It’s a way to give the chicken back calcium. They love it.
Here we get them next day. So they are only in shipping for one day and the post office calls us when they come in so we can get them immediately. But chicks have a way of getting in a pile so sometimes the bottom chick gets squashed. They can even do that in the brooder sometimes when they are really little. It’s always sad. 🥲
Hoovers hatchery online. Not too many places have the sapphire gems. The black australorps are pretty common though. We have been really happy with both kinds 😊
So true! Our sawhorses were busy holding up up pile of lumber that we milled. But it definitely would have made the job easier if we had taken the time to build a couple more😂👍👍
You guys need some saw horses. My back is killing just watching you. We have a sawmill as well. But it is a misnomer when you say the lumber is free. You had to take the trees down, then mill it, and then build . None of which is free. There is cost attached to each thing.
So true! We did get some of these trees from a local tree service, so it was less work than normal. But it still is a lot of work milling the lumber. We have more time than money though, so it is cost effective for us. We also like being able to make whatever size we need😊
It’s the only way to get certain types. There are no hatcheries near here. Other than buying from individuals. Even if you hatch them yourself, there can be losses due to them crowding together or other factors. Just facts of life.
Yes, it is sad to lose one for sure! But this kind of chicks are not available anywhere around here. We wanted to try them because they are supposed to be good layers and friendly. We had chickens years ago and the white leghorns we had were really stupid and did not get along very well. They picked on each other all the time. These girls are super sweet natured and will even let us pick them up and pet them. Great layers too!
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What I like best about this is the teamwork of this couple. They show what’s best about marriage.
Thanks Conrad! We do enjoy working together!😊👍
Raising day old is the best idea , they kind of grow with you and literally understand anything you say to them .
Yes, they are definitely tamer and friendlier too. We have been enjoying them 😊
Hi mum and Dad you are doing great jobs I'm watching you life in Ghana
Thanks for watching! 😊💕
Nice to see you people again..
Thanks Gary! We’ve just been trying to catch up on all the things we didn’t do while we were building the cabin😂Hope you are doing well!👍
Another great video. Nice chicken coup. I always look forward to your videos. Thanks for sharing
Thanks James. We always appreciate your comments! Hope you are doing good. Take care!😊
Nice start. Lovely little chickens.
Thank you! 😊💕
missed you two welcome back with a new project.
Thanks Margaret! Glad to share it with you!😊💕
Welcome back guys! Missing you guys!
Thanks Dennis! It’s nice to hear from you all too!😊👍
Lance you could use a couple of saw horses there partner. Good to see you folks back building again.
That’s for sure! We had them in the storage building with a big pile of wood on them🤣🤣It was too much trouble to dig them out😁
@@natureartgirl 🤣🤣🤣
Great to see another project and one I wish I had in my backyard. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes, Deb
Thanks Deb! I’ve been thinking wanting to get some chickens again for quite a while, but we had too many other projects going😂😁
Bravi👏...e che amori i vostri teneri cagnolini🥰😘
Thank you Simon!😊🐕
Hello I can't wait until you both finish this chicken house it's looking amazing nice to see you both again Rosa olbera from Alleyton Texas
Thank you Rosa! Part 2 is done this morning. Hope you enjoy it😊🌷
Good sharing ❤
Thank you!😊
Love it! I can't wait to see part two!
Thanks Liam. We will try to post part two on Friday. 😊👍
That came out really nice 👍
Thanks Armida! 😊🌷
Welcome back iam wating for your nice videos
Hi Sami! Sorry it’s been so long. We’ve been catching up on a few things and working on planting our garden. We will post another video Friday. Thanks for watching! Take care😊👍
Great start of the build.
Thanks!😊👍
Perfect,that is exactly my next step. Grow my natural food. Nice job,background perfect.
You will enjoy it! Have fun😊👍
Lovely to see you two working together on another project. Those chickens will have a great coop and I hope you get a steady supply of eggs too. Very best wishes from an engaged fan.
Thanks Jim! We had chickens years ago when we lived in town. Been missing it. The store eggs just aren’t the same. Thanks for watching. It’s nice to hear from you again!😊👍
Howdy y’all- good to see you again. Really nice chicken setup. Hope y’all have a great weekend. God bless
Thanks Paul. I hope your project is going good. It’s been nice getting a few days without rain so we can get some work done. I hope all is well with you and your family. Take care. 😊
Just watched all three parts. My wife and I love the coop and run! Nice work guys!
Thank you Terry! 😊👍
Thank you Terry! 😊👍
Nice.. very good ideas .. i'll create new chicken coop at my home.. thank you
Great! Glad you like it. It was a pretty easy design to build!😊👍👍
1:00 I’ve had chicken for around 3 years now and I’ve learned a lot. Pine shaving for baby chicks is not the best option. They don’t know the difference between crumble and small shaving. They could get compacted. Hopefully not but why take the chance. A better option blue shop towel with a little bit of crumble feed on the floor near the feeder. 👍🏼
Thanks for the info Victor! It’s been many years since we have raised chickens! Having to basically start over and it’s really nice to have access to other’s experience so we can hopefully avoid mistakes. It helps other chicken newbie’s too!😊👍👍
Hello I just subscribed and looking forward to more videos. The chicken coop is beautiful. Great team work to the both of you. Thank you for sharing, till next time God Bless.
Thanks for subscribing!👍👍Be sure and check out our log cabin building videos too. Hope you have a great weekend and stay warm😊
Thats a nice looking chicken house
Thanks Fred! Having fun building this one😊
Team work makes the dream work! Hubby and I are gonna be building our own this summer!
So true! I hope you have fun building it, we sure did. And there is something very relaxing about watching your chicks😊💕
@@natureartgirl I am taking notes and sharing with husband
Only thing different I want to incorporate is a mulch bin on the end the chickens can climb up onto to find bugs
Good idea! We have been throwing weeds and stuff in and they definitely love scratching around in it and eating. Greens and bugs are really good for them!
You doing great great job keep on doing what you doing I'm proud of you guys I wish I was able to do that
Thank you! I t gets a little harder each year😁👍
Great job with the chicken house. I´m looking forward to seeing part two. Brody is persistant kkkkkk. Thank you for the video! Have a nice weekend, Lance and Cinda!
Thanks Mary Jane. Brody is definitely not lacking in focus😂😂 Indy taught him to chase squirrels, but he takes it to a whole new level🤣😜Hope you have a wonderful day💕
@@natureartgirl Thanks! The same to you! 👍❤️👌
Wow! You guys got all of that done in one day? I don't think I would have the energy!
Yes, it was a long day!😊👍
Keren banget kandang ayam ny simpel bersih elegan 😍😍😍
Thank you! It has really been working well for us! 😊
Use hardie backer for your floors it will never rot from moisture or urine. If you can put some over the plywood. You'll be glad you did.
Sounds like a good idea. Have you tried it? Do you have to seal the cracks? We used a sheet of linoleum over the treated plywood and up the sides. Some others recommended that. We will see how it goes. Thanks for the idea!!😊👍
@@natureartgirl l did flooring and coustom shower's all my life. And it's what you put on your walls to glue tile to. As well as flooring. Being a contractor I'm sure you know you end up with lots of leftover's. I had some Hardie backer laid out for I don't know how many years. And it got wet everytime it rained. I picked it up and looked at it. It looked brand new. Still had its strength. Yea you need to seal joints. It would seem to me when you're chicks scratch it would tear vinyl and once you get a hole started? I put it in mine and throw pine shavings on it. And it does what I knew it would do.
@@samsam-nb4yf thanks Sam Sam! That’s good to know. We may have to get some. It’s not very expensive. 😊👍👍
@@samsam-nb4yfvinyl not recommended…linoleum less toxic
Brody was thinking, "Don't talk me out of my lunch there Lance.😊
Exactly! 🤣😂He doesn’t give up easily 😜🐕🐕
This build was amazing! My wife and I are very much looking forward to building a coop from scratch in just a few weeks. I would love to model ours much like yours. Have you posted, or could you post, a rough materials list for your build. I am failry handy, but global organization for such a large/complex build is above my paygrade! Thanks for posting this video.
Hi Brandon. Sorry about the late reply! We didn’t keep a materials list since we cut some on our mill as we needed them. We have been crazy busy this week, but I will try to get a rough list together and let you know. Have fun with your build!😊👍👍
Und wieder super Arbeit von euch beiden ihr seit einfach ein super Team 👋👏🏻🤗😊😁😅🤗🇩🇪🙋♂️😰
Thanks Josef. Nice to hear from you! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!😊👍💕
Missed you guy's 👍
Thanks! Good to hear from you! Hope you have a good weekend 😊🐕
Libertad es fenomenal,respirar aire puro,crecer tu propia comida,saludable,sabrosa. Buen trabajo hermanos,gracias por la informacion
You are very welcome! You are right, we love working outside and growing as much of our own food as possible. Thank you for watching!😊
Hi Lance! Good job as always👍. Soon there will be plenty of eggs for breakfast. Best regards from Hans and Cheers🍻🇦🇹.
Hi Hans! Hope you are doing good 😊Nice to hear from you😊🍺👍😁
@@natureartgirl Unfortunately not Lance, I tore all the tendons in my right upper arm. Has not been operated on for over 60 years. 🍻
@@johannperaus6890 Yikes! That’s not good. You did it 60 years ago?
@@natureartgirl It happened 3 months ago. If you are over 60 years old, it is no longer operated on. I'm almost 64 years old, Lance.
Oh ok I understand. That’s not good. That takes a long time to heal. 😬😬Cinda tore all the tendons in her right foot years ago and it still gives her trouble. I am going to a physical therapist for my shoulder… trying to avoid surgery if I can. Stuff sure gets harder as we get older😬😬Thinking of you sir!! Take it easy if you can👍
Love the look of your build! Do you have the dimensions of this posted anywhere?
Looks like the coop is about 4' wide and 8' deep?
The hen house part is 4’ x8’ full sheet of plywood for the bottom. The entire coop is 8’ deep by 18’ long. It would be just as easy to make it 20’ long, but that wouldn’t fit in the space we had available. (we wouldn’t be able to get the boat out of the garage.🤣) we don’t have any plans drawn up at this time. We really need to do that😊
New to your channel. The thumbnail looked so inviting. ‘Sorry about the beautiful 😊bark covered shed. Attention to detail! Spray painting the hinges and screws was a stroke of genius, as was having saved that hardware for reuse. 👏 God bless the work of your hands and your appreciation for His creation. 🙋♀️
Thanks so much! We do tend to save stuff, sometimes a little too much!😂But it does come in handy. The old shed has now been torn down and the view is much improved. Thanks for watching and commenting 😊💕
nice chicken coop
Thanks Steve!😊
Great to have a new video from you guys to enjoy! Chicken coop coming along very nicely - I think those birds will have some very fine accommodation. Look forward to Part II.
(Brodie needs to be trained up on the chainsaw to get that squirrel!)
Greetings from Olde London Towne, Olde Englande.
🤣🤣Yes if he had some thumbs he would probably give it a try. He sure doesn’t give up easily 😁Good to hear from you Stevan! Take care😊👍
🤣🤣Yes if he had some thumbs he would probably give it a try. He sure doesn’t give up easily 😁Good to hear from you Stevan! Take care😊👍
Do you sell plans for this coop? We are planning to build one and this would be a perfect design for what we need.
Hi, I aquired a chicken coup three weeks ago with seven chickens. A small start but will see where this leads me. I have just subscribed to your channel. Thanks for your suppirt.
Hi Micky! Thanks so much for subscribing! Seven chickens should give you a nice supply of eggs! We are really looking forward to ours beginning to lay. Should be in a few weeks I hope! It’s hard to beat farm fresh eggs😊👍
Looking good so far, waiting on part 2. ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼
Thanks Mark! We won’t make you all wait so long in this one! The chicks are really growing fast, they need more room😁
Nice video…❤I love watching you guys,I’m your new subscriber ❤…
Thanks so much for subscribing!😊
Great video thank you very much. Do you by chance have a materials list?
No, sorry we don’t. We have been wanting to draw up some plans, but life keeps getting in the way. It is pretty straightforward though, we have most of the information in the videos.
Old couple build log cabin, one year ago. And watched from day one, but Lance and Cinda, it seems more like 10 years ago.
Great effort and job well done to both of you.
Now starts the chicken jokes 😂
Why did the chicken cross the road.😊
It seems like 10 years to us too! Been trying to get caught up on everything. Plus we have had a crazy amount of rain this year! Hope you are doing well! Thanks for sticking with us all this time🤣😁
In Alabama we use to say the chicken crossed the road to prove to the armadillo it could be done.....
O yeah that awesome
Thank you!!😊
Como já creio que esse galeinheiro vai ser top,vou esperar ansiosa o final ,pois aguardo que será um belo trabalho 😊. Bjs pra vocês Lance e Cinda. Brody e facinante 😊 ja o Indy so ficou na espera do companheiro kkkk
Hi Mira. We are having fun on this project. It shouldn’t take long to finish. The chicks are really growing fast and need more room😁💕Hope you have a wonderful weekend 💕😊💕
ساختنذهمچین جایی برای حیوون هامون خییلی لذت بخشه☺️
Yes it is!😊Thanks for watching!👍
Do you sell plans for this coop? We are planning to build one and this is a perfect design for what we need.
Hi! We don’t have plans for it right now, but it isn’t too hard to figure out from just watching the videos. Most of the measurements aren’t too critical. Just basically a big box with a roof. If we get plans drawn up, we will be sure to let you know 😊
I love your chicken coop. Do you have plans for it? I would love to build one like it.
We don’t have plans available, but it shouldn’t be too hard to build one just from the video. The measurements would be a little different because we used our own lumber that we milled. So the boards are true 2x4’s. But purchased ones would work fine. We would be happy to answer any questions as you go. 😊👍👍
@@natureartgirl thank you for getting back to me ❤️
This must be a really nice yard, the birds won't shut up about it. 😂
😂😂👍
That coop looks amazing! Did you get any of the design ideas from Carolina Coops?
Yes! We liked their clean out door and deep litter method. Ours is a little different, no peaked roof for one thing. But they make some awesome coops!
@Lance & Cinda Serafin you guys did a great job!!! 👍
We painted everything before we assembled our coop + run combo just to minimize rain intrusion as much as possible & touched up anything we nailed or drilled with silicone - just in case. 8 years on & no rotting - so far. Only the 4x4s & 2x4s touching the ground were pressure treated.
I thought about going with coated hardware cloth, but since that's plastic, it would've degraded within a year anyway & painting it is pointless since it would just crack with any pressure put on it. LOVE the coop & the babies! ❤
Yes that’s a good idea. The majority of rot starts on the cut ends so it’s smart to paint or use wood preservative on them as you go. We used the coated wire, but will have to see how it lasts. The sun is pretty brutal here in Arkansas, but so far it’s doing ok. Thanks for the info. A lot of folks are building their own coops, so your experience helps!😊👍
You guys have some interesting projects. This one looks as good as the log cabin but not as much work. Question for Cinda, what is the purpose of the tall round fence that’s full of rock? Thanks
Hi Tom, yes definitely a lot easier 🤣 that was one day, plus some time sawing the wood. I think it will take about a week’s worth of work to finish. The rock is the corner post for our garden fence. You just drive a metal post into the ground, then cut a length of fence and make it into a cylinder around the post. Then you just gradually fill it up with rock. Good way to use up random shaped rocks and pretty easy to do.
hi, beautiful work! What are the dimension for the lumber?
We used true 2”x4” lumber that we milled ourselves, but purchased 2x4’s would work fine. If you live in a heavy snow load area you might want larger lumber for the rafters. The front boards are 8’ tall and the back are 6’8” tall. If you want a steeper roof you could go shorter on the back. The hutch part has 4x4’s for the corner posts. 😊👍
lol, a desk lamp🤣🤣🤣🤣
And a hammock!😂
What is the rock tower for? The one with wire all around? Is it to allow flower vines to grow?
Some of them are our corner posts for the garden fence. The ones in the garden are for our muscadine vines. They are so heavy that they pull normal posts over when they are loaded with fruit.
Do you have a supply list for this build?
Here is an approximate list. We did not keep track as we were cutting it as we went on our little sawmill.
Material list for chicken coop
(4) 8 foot 4x4’s
(10) 8 foot two by fours for uprights
(12) 8 foot two by fours for edging
(16 or 18) 10 foot two by fours for rafters
(4) two by fours for nest box
(4) 14 foot 2 x4 for top and bottom perimeter
(7) 8 foot two by sixes for hutch
(3) 8 foot two by sixes for door
(13) 2 x4 for diagonals and small doors and floor joists
(16) 10 foot one by fours for roof and blocking
Wood for ramp
(2) 4 x 8 sheets of plywood
Vinyl flooring if you want it
100 foot roll of 4 foot wide hardware cloth half inch (we used black plastic coated from Amazon)
Extra 2 foot wide hardware cloth or wire for perimeter apron
Hinges and latches
(8) 10’ long pieces of metal roofing. (Cut one into shorter pieces for the top of the nest boxes)
Tongue and groove siding or one by six board and bat (not sure of quantity since we cut it as needed)
@@natureartgirl Thank you very very much!! It's a beautiful build. Watching you two build with such patience (and a little humor) reminded me to enjoy the process.
LOL look what happens when you plug it in 😂😂😂
Right!🤣😂The brain glitches are becoming more frequent lately 😁🤣
Yeah I know the feeling 😁
Would you happen to have plans for this coop?
We do not have plans, but there is an approximate list of materials in the video description. You can probably figure out the rest just by watching the videos. We cover most of the details and it is a pretty simple design. 😊
Can I get a blue prints for this coop if u have the measurements and materials used thanks
We haven’t drawn out any detailed plans. We’ve been crazy busy lately. But it’s not too hard to figure out. Your dimensions would be somewhat different than ours since we used our own rough cut wood. It’s actual 2”x4” boards. If we get some time we will try to draw up some. We’ve had a lot of requests for them. 😊
What are you treating the wood with? I see a bucket with paint
It is a wood preservative and stain. Outlast Q8 log oil. You can get it online at westernloghomesupply.com. It is really good stuff and easy to use.
Do you have plans available for this coop?
Not right now. We haven’t had time to draw them up. But if you are fairly handy, it is not hard to figure out by the videos. We tried to make it pretty detailed. We will try to get some plans drawn up whenever we get some time😊
where did u get that lamp with the clamp. I need those for my chicks
At woods or any farm supply will have them and the bulbs. They are not expensive 😊👍
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Yes, we both love animals! We like to give them the best life we can. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing! Hope you have a good week!😊👍
sell the build plans, looks nice
Thanks Jon! We may do that when we get some time. Been super busy!😊👍
It has been a while.. Hope everything is fine with you there..
Yes, doing ok. We’ve just had a lot of neglected work to catch up on since we finished the cabin. And we’ve had a record year for rain! Thanks for watching. Hope you have a great weekend 😊👍
Goodchicken
Thanks!😊👍
Remember chicken math is real. I figured 6 chicken would be a good number for my wife and I. We must’ve used chicken math. Because Apparently 1+5 = 28 🤷🏽
So true! We only really wanted 8 or 10, but the minimum order for specialty chicks we wanted was 15!😂😂So far though, it has been worth it. We are currently getting 10 or 11 eggs a day from our 14 hens. Super happy with that since they are still very young and we are in the low light season of the year. They are also very sweet natured birds😊
@@natureartgirl yeah you are worth it. I have more eggs than I can use for sure. I even have my dog eating boiled eggs. My cat wants no part of it. Oh well I tried.
Tip: mix grind up egg shells with fermented chicken feed. It’s a way to give the chicken back calcium. They love it.
Y'all in Royal, AR?
Yes we are😊
What are the dimensions of the coop?
8 feet wide by 18 feet long. You could easily make it 20 feet long instead, but it would have been in the way for our garage. 😊
That one chick died probably from dehydration from being stuck in shipping for so long. :/
Might also explain why the others ran to the water.
Here we get them next day. So they are only in shipping for one day and the post office calls us when they come in so we can get them immediately. But chicks have a way of getting in a pile so sometimes the bottom chick gets squashed. They can even do that in the brooder sometimes when they are really little. It’s always sad. 🥲
Don't forget the fencing under ground so the fox does not get in
Yes, for sure! We learned that from another you tube video. Very good suggestion!😊👍👍
Where did you order your girls from, if you don't mind my asking?
Hoovers hatchery online. Not too many places have the sapphire gems. The black australorps are pretty common though. We have been really happy with both kinds 😊
The first thing you should’ve done was build a couple of sawhorses! Then you wouldn’t have to stand on your head to cut the lumber.
So true! Our sawhorses were busy holding up up pile of lumber that we milled. But it definitely would have made the job easier if we had taken the time to build a couple more😂👍👍
You guys need some saw horses. My back is killing just watching you. We have a sawmill as well. But it is a misnomer when you say the lumber is free. You had to take the trees down, then mill it, and then build . None of which is free. There is cost attached to each thing.
So true! We did get some of these trees from a local tree service, so it was less work than normal. But it still is a lot of work milling the lumber. We have more time than money though, so it is cost effective for us. We also like being able to make whatever size we need😊
That is the overall size of this coop
Hi! It is 8’ wide by 18’ long. It would actually be easier to make it 20’ long but that would not work in the space we had. 😊👍
That’s not a chicken coop. It’s a chicken fort!
😂😂Turns out it was a good thing we built a fort…we just had a tremendous hail storm. We will post video next Friday 😬
Chicks by mail. Horrifying.
It’s the only way to get certain types. There are no hatcheries near here. Other than buying from individuals. Even if you hatch them yourself, there can be losses due to them crowding together or other factors. Just facts of life.
Poor chick
Yeah, so sad when you lose one🥲
Just to bad send those little baby in the mail I don’t agree whit that 😅🥺🥺🥺
Yes, it is sad to lose one for sure! But this kind of chicks are not available anywhere around here. We wanted to try them because they are supposed to be good layers and friendly. We had chickens years ago and the white leghorns we had were really stupid and did not get along very well. They picked on each other all the time. These girls are super sweet natured and will even let us pick them up and pet them. Great layers too!
Too slow
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That vinyl sheeting will last 5 years - personal experience. =p
Good to know! Thanks!😊👍
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