The finished coop.
Attaching the hoop of the coop, that wanted to droop, so I had to stoop, and used a staple shaped like a loop...OK, no more poetry.
Zip-ties -- one of the 7 wonders of a redneck's world
Zip-tying
Attaching the hoop of the coop, that wanted to droop, so I had to stoop, and used a staple shaped like a loop...OK, no more poetry.
Workin'.
Staplin'.
Workin'. (I am, at least)
Zip-ties -- one of the 7 wonders of a redneck's world
Zip-tying
A beautiful day for workin'.
More workin'.
3 comments:
Thats just way, way cool. What were the material expenses, if you don't mind me asking?
We ordered some ducks for our pond and they will be here tomorrow. Not exactly sure what you do with baby ducks, but it can't be much different than chicks, right?
This is completely and bodaciously random, but I never told you that when we were visiting George Grant's church, Darrell Waltrip was there three times. He's a legend. Him and The King. I could almost hear the "vroom, vroom" when I walked past him. Anyways. Thought I'd mention it.
CS
That is definitely the best looking hoop house I have ever seen. Well done! I will be unashamedly imitating your modifications for use as a turkey tractor. What type of waterer will you be using?
~Keith
Let me check on the expenses, Chris, and I'll shoot you an email. A duck looks kind of like a chicken, anyway!
Thank you, Mr. Bradshaw. I'll be using a Kuhl bell drinker.
Pictures of waterer and moving the MiniCooper are forth coming.
Any ideas on how to move the chicken tractor, inexpensively?
-JL
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