So if we want to have chicks, we must build a place to put them. Some place safe for them and easy for me to clean and gather the goods they leave for me. Thus the coop and run build has begun. It won't be a big coop. Not nearly as big as what I had in South Carolina or Arkansas but definitely just as safe as those. My husband likes to call them his version of Fort Knox. We have a lot of predators here as we did in SC so he is making it as safe and impermeable as he can. This time will be no different as the last two times. I will only have a small flock this time but they will be so special to me. I am finally getting a breed I have longed for so I intend to keep them as safe and healthy as I can.
The chicks will be here in just a few days so we must get this coop ready for the big day. Here are just a couple pictures of the progress of the run which is almost done and the coop that we began today. If you have any questions about how we are doing the build you are welcome to ask in the comments or send me an email. For now I will sign off it has been a busy day and tomorrow promises to be even longer. See you next time when the fuzzy butts check into town and take up residence in Sunflower Farms . Until next time...... Take care and be kind to everyone.
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