OFFER: Free Chicken Coop
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Julie
Jul 3, 2013, 8:40:01 AM7/3/13
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Free Chicken Coop
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This is the first chicken coop I built. When I moved last year, it came along to the new place and housed my bunny. The bunny has since left this life and the coop stands empty. I'd like to give it to someone who either needs a new coop or wants to start raising chickens. The small front door opens to allow the chickens into your run. The roof is also hinged to allow for easier access to the inside. The inside is painted so you can just rinse it with a hose. There is a roosting place but no nesting box. There is also no floor so the chickens could scratch if I had to leave them inside during the winter. It's double walled with foam sheet insulation. My three girls lived inside for two winters before I built the new coop that was left, along with the growing flock, at my ex-husband's house.
I'll post again when the coop has been promised then again when it has been picked up.
You'll need at least two strong people to load the coop, as it is sturdily built. Sorry, I can't help load (not strong enough) and don't have any vehicles that could deliver. But hey! It's a free coop! :)
Please email me directly if you are interested. I'd prefer for it to be picked up in the next week, thanks.
Cheers,
Julie
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This is the first chicken coop I built. When I moved last year, it came along to the new place and housed my bunny. The bunny has since left this life and the coop stands empty. I'd like to give it to someone who either needs a new coop or wants to start raising chickens. The small front door opens to allow the chickens into your run. The roof is also hinged to allow for easier access to the inside. The inside is painted so you can just rinse it with a hose. There is a roosting place but no nesting box. There is also no floor so the chickens could scratch if I had to leave them inside during the winter. It's double walled with foam sheet insulation. My three girls lived inside for two winters before I built the new coop that was left, along with the growing flock, at my ex-husband's house.
I'll post again when the coop has been promised then again when it has been picked up.
You'll need at least two strong people to load the coop, as it is sturdily built. Sorry, I can't help load (not strong enough) and don't have any vehicles that could deliver. But hey! It's a free coop! :)
Please email me directly if you are interested. I'd prefer for it to be picked up in the next week, thanks.
Cheers,
Julie
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