The hen House

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Strategy # 4. – Coop Ventilation:

You may be wondering how to build a chicken coop that will not only keep your chickens locked up and protected from bad weather and predators yet receive the proper ventilation it requires. If so, then you already understand the importance of draft free air movement from within the coop. Chickens, much like humans, need fresh air and oxygen. The same goes for the removal of unwanted excessive moisture and carbon dioxide. A chicken coop with ample air movement and proper ventilation will help remove the ammonia build up and dampness that may grow inside its walls.

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Unfortunately, building your own chicken coop is not as easy as hammering some wood and wire mesh together. You need to take into account materials, insulation, ventilation, lighting, positioning, nesting, perches, litter collection and protection from the elements and other animals.

Fortunately for you, using my many years of experience in poultry farming, I’ve created an easy to follow guide to building your own perfect chicken coop. It doesn’t matter if your a master carpenter or a total beginner, If you require a big or small coop, or if you have a small or big budget.

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A chicken coop is a building where chickens are kept. Interiors usually have nest boxes for egg laying, and also perches for the birds to sleep on. Coops for meat birds often have neither of these features. There may also be an attached outdoor run, and both the interior and exterior floor of the chicken coop is often covered with a material, such as straw or wood chips, to contain the chicken waste and to allow easier cleanup of the chicken coop. Most have some kind of ventilation to help air out any odors that may occur.

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Five-year-old Superman got a beach towel cape
And he thinks he can
So he takes a dive off the chicken coop
Red behind and broken foot
Daddy said I hope you learned your lesson good
Yes sir, next time Im gonna wear the Superman boots

Go on, give it a try
Go on, give it a try

Red rhinestones and a Silvertone
Opry playing on the radio
He says one day Im gonna be on that stage
Spends all his time practicing
Gets a big break and it all begins
Now he waiting in the wings and Porters calling out his name

Chorus
Believe
You can fly you can sing
Take a leap spread your wings
Believe
Have a little faith little trust
Little luck little love and dream
Whatever you want
But youve gotta believe

Go on, give it a try
Go on, give it a try
Go on, give it a try
Go on, give it a try

Her mom says its wasting tips in an all-night diner
Babies, boys and black eye liner
Its a womans life it aint rocket science
She set her site on the Ivy League
Got a full free ride and her PhD
Now shes down in Houston and shes one of NASAs finest

Go on, give it a try
Go on, give it a try

Hes 91 shes 85
Said by God were still alive
Lets go stepping out before cashing in
Take the Cadillac down to the Broken Spoke
Do the ole two-step or cotton-eyed joe
Just like the south theyre gonna rise again

Repeat Chorus

Good things come to those who will believe
So believe

You can fly
Give it a try
Youre gonna see
Whatever you want
Whatever you dream
If you believe

Go on, give it a try
Go on, give it a try
Go on, give it a try

Repeat Chorus

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I converted a lean-to (shack) into a chicken coop. The coop is approx 5′ x 9′. I have a book called “back to basics” that we got at a garage sale. It had some guide lines and measurements that I utilized. I used mainly old plywood and wood we had laying around so I didn’t have to buy much wood. The hens will be six months old in a couple of weeks, and that’s about the time they start laying eggs. We got 4 – Rhode Island Reds (brown eggs), 2 – Buff Orphingtons (brown eggs), and 4 – Americanas (blue or green eggs)

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Hen House Door
Wissahickon Chicken Shack
(Traditional)

Camp Jam in the Pines Saturday 5/16/2009

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Hen House Door
Wissahickon Chicken Shack
(Traditional)

Camp Jam in the Pines Saturday 5/16/2009

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While thumbing through the old photo album
A particular one my eyes fixed upon;
It was of Mom in her blue Sunday dress
And wearing a soiled yellow apron.

I smiled as in my mind I returned,
It seemed just like it was yesterday;
For I had left my small hand prints on it
From playing in the Carolina red clay.

Mom had called us into dinner,
I could smell Sunday chicken fried;
So I ran in and threw my arms around her,
As on my hands the clay she spied.

Mom pinched my cheeks as she laughed out loud,
Told me to wash up and quickly sit down;
Then sister Mary Ruth took mom’s picture,
We kids snickered, not dad, he just made a frown.

Mom would always wear an apron,
Yellow was her favorite color;
I loved to sneak and untie it,
Hear her shout; “Scat, you little stinker!”

Yes, the apron was mom’s preference,
Of all the clothing that she wore;
She donned it like a badge of honor,
Displayed it like some fancy decor.

She would wear it into the hen house,
Then shape it in a rounded fold;
There softly place fresh eggs gathered,
Or shield baby chicks from the cold.

I’ve seen her use it for a basket,
For garden tomatoes or fresh corn;
I even recall when it cradled,
A dozen kittens newly-born.

She’d reach down, pull it at the bottom,
Her dish pan hands to gently dry;
She would fan herself in hot weather,
Or wave it like a flag to say goodbye.

Why, Mom’s apron could hide a shy child,
Or wipe dirt from a little boy’s ear;
And she would keep a hankie in its pocket,
That’s one memory I still hold dear.

I have seen her pat a sweaty brow,
After cooking over an old wood stove;
Or use it for a potholder, as cornbread
From the oven she would remove.

She’d use it to carry ripe apples,
That had just fallen to the ground;
Maybe collect crumbs from the table,
Toss them to the birds waitin’ ’round.

Yes, Mom’s apron had many uses,
From a tote bag to shooing flies;
But, I’ve also seen her use it tenderly,
When she would wipe teary eyes.

Now, I suppose the apron was invented,
To protect a mom’s pretty clothes;
But they must have had Mom in mind,
How she loved it… heaven only knows.

And I don’t reckon that too many ladies,
Would care a whit for it in these days;
But my mom proved its great value,
As she used it in so many ways.

So, when I look through my family photos,
There’s one I still gaze upon;
It’s of mom in her blue Sunday dress,
Wearing a soiled yellow apron.

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In memory of my mother Arizona Taylor

Written by Loyd C Taylor

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