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Crealcritter
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Well, well looks as though I will be setting out three rows of tomatoes this evening
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Any critter would have to get past the 2x4 welded wire, the chew through the 3/4 inch pressure treated plywood to get access to the coop, when the doors are closed. I just don't want critters living under there. Farmbabe was talking about rubber mats for the floor for eazy cleaning. IDk... I just work here
I'm going to start framing later this week. Whoever heard of a 4x8 sheet of plywood actual measurements of 4 foot and 1/8 to 1/4 inches x 8 foot and 1/8 to 1/4 inches? I have a little trimming to do on two sides first
Jesus is Lord and Christ
Jesus is Lord and Christ
IF you still can, staple in hardware cloth. I Immediately thought of how 2x my chicken flocks were each killed by a weasel. My chain link dog fencing and netting kept away owls, hawks, dogs, coywolves, but a weasel can sneak in those holes. I need to amend my run before I get any more birds.
I tt a gentleman that raises pheasant. He has 5 buildings and you can see male pheasant perching on top of the inside of a 3 ft tall solid barrier when you drive by. (I suppose they are "yearning to be free.")
Still, I met him at local restaurant and he told me how a mink got in through a fist sized hole a killed about 30 of his birds.
You can always dig a trench and put the hardware cloth on the outside and bury it about 6 inches down.
I have thought about using the last of the barbed wire, bought when we were repairing 40 yr cattle fencing before we bought pipe horse fencing. If I bury hardware cloth I will lay the barbed wire at the bottom of the hole to discourage vermin.
You know, EVERYBODY LOVES CHICKEN!!
Any critter would have to get past the 2x4 welded wire, the chew through the 3/4 inch pressure treated plywood to get access to the coop, when the doors are closed. I just don't want critters living under there. Farmbabe was talking about rubber mats for the floor for eazy cleaning. IDk... I just work here
I'm going to start framing later this week. Whoever heard of a 4x8 sheet of plywood actual measurements of 4 foot and 1/8 to 1/4 inches x 8 foot and 1/8 to 1/4 inches? I have a little trimming to do on two sides first
Jesus is Lord and Christ