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Completing the Coop and Chicken Introduction

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What happens here

The final stage of assembly involves attaching the remaining walls, the metal roof, and installing the last details like the human access door, the chicken door with its small ramp, and opening the operable windows. The entire coop structure is designed to be easily moved with a Bobcat if needed. Once complete, wood shavings are added to the interior for bedding, and the chickens are finally released into their new, fully assembled coop. They also receive their first eggs, showcasing the immediate success of the coop.

Goal: Fully assemble the coop and introduce the chickens to their new home.

Tools and materials

  • Coop Wall Panels OverEZ Chicken Coops — Completing the enclosure
  • Cordless Drill — Securing remaining components
  • Human Access Door OverEZ Chicken Coops — Allowing easy entry for cleaning and egg collection
  • Metal Roof OverEZ Chicken Coops — Providing shelter and protection
  • Operable Windows OverEZ Chicken Coops — Ventilation and light
  • Shims — Leveling the coop if placed on uneven ground
  • Chickens — The occupants of the coop
  • Wood Shavings — Bedding for the coop interior

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sense [Music] [Laughter] 30 minutes yeah exactly it's a neat little shed I mean it's it is it's well built yeah two by threes I mean what the heck oh yeah that's it two by three oh yeah yeah a guy can put tape or abort another board cut a board to put it in the bottom or something or [Music] make sure okay now we need uh the back wall kick it over there you go Indian yeah okay right on the bottom don't push on the door this push on the frame if you can okay [Music] well not too much maybe you're like right here [Music] I gotta screwdriver to back my truck use it like a pry bar what is it we'll use it like a pry bar you need like a screwdriver to get in there to try that out oh uh yeah there's a little orange uh bucket there it should be in that well we're set on this side so it's just that side we gotta get yeah I would put yeah straw hay chicken coop for the soul we got a little bit of a gap down there but yeah and then I mean it's right here and well I can probably pull it together a little bit on when I there but it's there yeah all right there yeah okay when did you get company in here look are you gonna cuddle in here with the chicken I did see a picture of a Colorado mountain dog and all you could see was this fat face because it was surrounded by like 30 chickens like in a cuddle puddle a cuddle puddle yeah because they're a lifestyle Guardian so I'm really hoping she'll do that okay cuddle with chickens that's on my bucket list is I want a dog that cuddles with chickens so the kids have their first Garden in here but they spent the spring in Missouri visiting Thomas's parents so they missed the spring planting season it is what it is family for stripe and here's where they survived oh well summer long they cut up wood and then they store it underneath the yurt and that's their deck they don't have a hand railing on it by choice because they don't have to worry about anything except for themselves falling off no electricity no running water I did it delicious I never had anything quite like that like you're probably not not red it's got a very very kind of flavor yeah is it that's called it let's see him he does all right no I haven't tried any yet I know but I want another one all right look at right behind you behind you wow it is time right now wow isn't that the best color you've ever seen though damn and they taste nothing like any blueberry you would buy a lot a lot better tasting huh oh my goodness the medicine that is in wild blueberries…

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