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What's that over white chicken with black spots called?

Looks good, but I'm concerned about the rebar. Is that regular rebar, and if so how do you keep if from rusting out? Rebar is meant to be surrounded by concrete to protect from rusting. Is this specialized ground contact rebar?

Would you happen to have a blue-print? Thanks

How long were the Deadman ties? And how long were your rebar pins?

One stall for 5 chickens. 3 to 5 square feet of space per bird. Depending if they meat birds or egg layers and winter inside lots

Thak you very much. You helped a lit with this video! May i ask you, how do you manage to clean the poop? What are you using for cleaning? Thank you!❤

I love this. I have a question though. I don't understand how you set it up so the eggs can roll down. Kindly explain this to me. I'm in Nigeria. Can I use woodshavings instead of the grass?

These are so toxic that CN rail had to modify handling them to hazmat levels of protection.

Looks incredible!

I love your little home. You have done such an amazing job.

Looks awesome Mitchell! How long did it take you from start to finish?

The house looks amazing. Good job Michell!

Good job

Amazing house! Congrats on the baby!!

wow this is an amazing transformation!!

Amazing!!

Made a 14 box bin!!

Does they go broody ?

Will the eggs break from rolling down?

woodenful design, i have question about the plywood. i saw the egg collection part is outside the chicken house without any cover. it was exposed to the sun and rain. will it broken after long time using？

How much do you usually charge for this?

11:51. Question. Did you put rebar behind the wall?

Hey bro, really enjoyed this build.Thanks a lot for the video

I use a mix of hay and straw, ( less straw) , when I feed and water I take a potato fork and pull the good up and turn the bad down. Once the hay is either eaten or gone it starts to smell. It then goes to the mulch pit and a new heavy layer goes down. About 6 inch. Kinda like a barn in a movie. Twice a year. Works for me

Yokohama price ?

Price ?

Bhai beautiful is ki price kia h

I only used deep litter method when I went on vacation for 2 weeks once! For daily basis, I use sand mixed with top soil and ashes for chicken coop and run. Less flies but I have to clean it out using cat littler scoop.

We followed your plans only smaller to make four roll away nesting boxes for our new coop. Thank you so much!

Would love to see more of the house

I really struggle with the "be patient" part

Great tips

My husband has like I think a 4 x 4 that separates the coop floor from underneath the roost and under the roost we have sand and I scoop it out with a kitty litter scoop. It is super easy. Anyway, whatever size it is the board is high enough that when they scratch around in the Pines shavings, they do not get into the sand underneath the roost. We do the deep litter method, and I would say it’s a least, a foot deep with litter, we use pine shavings. We only change them out twice a year. We always put diatomaceous earth all around the edges and mix some of it up into the pine shavings. It helps to keep away lice and mites. It’s important that you use the food grade diatomaceous earth only. And you do not want to breathe that or have it all stirred up when your chickens are in there you can read the back of the package. I just have a nail on the wall for a Walmart bag and a nail for the kitty litter scoop and I scoop it out and after the Walmart bag is about halfway full, I tie it and throw it in the trash.❤️🙏 I hope that helps. It never ever ever stinks.❤️🙏❤️🙏😉😉😉😉 I watch a Lady on UA-cam. The channel is called. Welcome to chickenlandia, she has a video called get rid of those pesky flies in your chicken coop for good. She talks about the litter in that video but her channel is excellent. I highly recommend.❤️🙏

Sample easy, straightforward. No fluff in the video

I don't use deep litter method, but am considering it. However, I do not believe you are doing it correctly. Rather than scraping out the two bags of litter that you put in, you put fresh litter on top of the old litter (until it builds to about 4"), and only do the full clean out every X amount of months (probably depends on season, but usually 3 months or more). What you seem to be doing is 'shallow litter', which yes, will get annoying because of the frequency. Also, get yourself a big decent hoe, will probably deal with the clean out far more efficiently.

i would recommend addind a 2 ft tieback to tie in to the deadmen

If you don’t have any embedment (concrete footings, rebar, piers) and also drainage, it isn’t a retaining wall. It’s basically a landscaping wall. Retaining walls have structural components necessary to actually retain.

it looks so good!!!

HORRIBLE IDEA. Railroad ties only last a couple of seasons. Then you will have to constantly replace them. This is hard to do when the wall has been backfilled.

This is always a BAD idea. Crossties are already old. They absolutely are going to rot out and you will be doing the wall all over again. Trust me, I learned this the hard way on my own and helping friends with theirs.

you could have easily installed the rebar using a Hilti Hammer drill set to hammer to pound them in FAST !

Looks great

great build!

How thick should the plywood be? Does it matter if it’s rough or not

I cannot see the dimension on the back side of your layout. It looks like 14 3/4. Is that correct? Im trying to get the slope right.

Great video dude. Thanks.

We are working on building an 8' by 8' shed coop and want to copy your build for the nesting boxes. Do you have any additional advice before we get started?

mine make a big mess and throw it all around the floor ! BRAWK BRAWWWWWWWWK ! 🐔

So the measurement across the bottom is 20" ?

So much better than a five gallon bucket