Showing posts with label Chicken Coop For Sale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chicken Coop For Sale. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 15, 2020

We Are Selling The Red Coop

All our girls are gone. And I'm sad to say that we are no longer going to be chicken farmers.  I'm sad about it because the girls were such fun. Their eggs were beautiful. But Mark is ready to move on.  So we are selling everything we can find in the barn and that is chicken related.

There is a metal waterer that is used in the winter because it can be put on the two electric heaters (those two metal circles on the right).  There is at least one plastic waterer for the summer.  A feeding tube we made that fits in one corner of the run.  Two heat lamps for when your chicks are small and you need to keep them warm.  There are two wooden roosts that can be put in the run for rainy days.  A chicken swing!  An almost full bag of wood shavings for bedding when the chicks are little.
A ladder leading to the four nesting boxes.  The opening goes into the roost.

Easy access to the nesting boxes.


The door for easy clean-up from under the roost.

The side door into the roost.

The side door into the run.

The run.  And an added bonus.  A preditor protector.  It is a solar flashing red light that is supposed to keep predators away at night,

I also have a few chicken books in the library to help you get on your way. Along with 13 paper egg cartons and an egg skelter.

FOR SALE   $800

Thursday, March 21, 2019

Said Good-Bye To The Green Chicken Coop

I might have shed a little tear when I saw the green coop all loaded in a trailer and headed down the driveway.  It was a good coop and I know without a shadow of a doubt that she will be looking great again real soon.  I got to meet part of her 'new family' and I really liked them.  They have been looking for a historical looking coop to match the more than awesome farm that they are restoring.  Of course, I checked them out of FB.

I can not wait to see how it turns out.

Now what to do with all the freed up space?  Mark mentioned if I would promise to keep the chickens in the coop and run, he would have one made and we could get more chickens and try to restore the backyard to what it looked like before The Girls came and destroyed it!  I am seriously considering it.  But after it dried out a bit I'll go in a clean it all up and then take a step back and weigh all my options.  But it sure would be nice to see more little chicks and all those beautiful eggs.

Monday, July 30, 2018

Anyone Looking For A Great Chicken Run and Coop

We are down to only 5 chickens.  We just don't need two coops anymore.  Mark says that his chicken farming days are over.  So we are selling the big green coop.

I had it posted on several sites.  Even had three people interested.  The first lady jsut couldn't get the help she needed to pick it up.  The second and third people answered the ad while we were on vacation.  So while we were without reliable service on vacation, they got their coops elsewhere.  So if you know anyone looking for a really nice coop, send them my way.  I saved Wammyville money to buy it and now a few years later only selling it $300.

It also comes with hardwire clothe and pegs that go all around the exterior under the ground to keep predators from digging under.   Two roosts.  A PVC pipe tube feeder, and a blinking red light to keep animals away at night.






Double doors for easy access to roost.

double moveable roost

Three large nesting boxes...also easy to get to.




The run unscrews from the coop and can lay flat.

 I made a rough drawing of the dimensions.

You will need to tear down and transport.  I think it will easily fit in the back of a pick-up truck.





Sunday, June 10, 2018

The Girls Are Growing Up

Seems that the girls like to sleep in close quarters...They all have decided to sleep and eat in the red coop.  So we would like to sell the Green Coop.  I have posted it on several 'farm' sites.  So I  decided to post it here too.  We are asking $300 for it. 

It has been a great coop for our girls.  We added the plastic for the winter and decided to leave it for the rainy days of spring.

There are three nesting boxes that are so easy to get to when gathering eggs.

The side doors have plexiglass sheets in them that can be removed in the hot days of summer. And it comes with a blinking red predators stay-away-from-us light.

Two roosts and wire that goes all around the outside coop to keep the predators from digging tunnels under the sides.

Three large nesting boxes.

Look Inez is being like Vanna White.
The run comes apart easily.  And the roost and nesting boxes can travel as is.

Please PM me if you are interested.  Please feel free to share where ever you feel someone might see it that will use it.