This weekend we were Finally able to move the chicken coop outside. It was supposed to be warm from now on (I'm just hoping) and it was semi-dry outside. We (and by we, I mean Jed) attached a chain to the coop and Bob towed it out with the backhoe. Chicks inside! I had wanted to have a run set up for them outside so they don't have to be inside while they move the coop. But you can't really have an attached run with no coop...
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Seeing some natural light for the 2nd time (sad, I know!) |
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attaching a chain |

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After their little road trip |
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Let them out for a while...still not used to it...also doesn't help that the ground was muddy+damp! |
I have since then added a little run, put some chicken wire up against the pig panels, and gave them a ramp to come out their own personal door! I will post pics of that eventually.
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