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Hi Georgia,
Hmm, these coops seem to be from Pawhut. They look sturdy, even in the zoom
version but in reality the wood is thin and the case of the specific coops I
received, both split and bowed. Even if I were able to put them together,
I'd be worried that they'd fall apart in the first real rain we had.
I am hoping to brood in the coop if I can swing it. I think controlling the
temp might be a bit of a challenge, but we'll see. We're having a patch of
hot weather now, but the previous week was mid-80s high with lows in the 50s
- that's tough. We have a secure garage that is built into the side of a
hill so that might be a better choice as the temp is constant and
Also, I think that these are probably a little small really for all but
bantams.
Laura
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