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crazypianolady
Joined: 26 Mar 2008
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Location: Nottinghamshire
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 Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 3:59 pm Post subject: Kennel going 'cheep' - what's a girl to do except......... |
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............buy it of course!
I was walking past my local pet shop last week when a sign saying 'Seconds - £15' jumped out at me. It's a small kennel/hutch, with door etc, about 2feet 6 by about 3 feet. I'm thinking that with a few mods, it might be home to a couple of 'oven readies' I'm wanting to get.
What do you think?
(The 'seconds' damage was only cosmetic and easily fixed)
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Woodburner
Joined: 26 Jul 2007
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Location: Deepest Essex, well, a village...
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Sweet! Good find  |
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vanessa
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Location: Correze
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Excellent!! Would also make a good broody-coop  |
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debcat
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Location: Isle of Lewis
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brilliant buy,
my kennel has a broody goose in at the moment, it's also been used for ducks and growers |
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crazypianolady
Joined: 26 Mar 2008
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Location: Nottinghamshire
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| ooer!!! I'm still new to this chicken keeping lark - I don't want to deal with any broody ladies just yet! - But I suppose when the time comes, it will be very useful! |
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EGirl
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Great! You can never have too much accomodation...  |
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milkmaid
Joined: 19 Apr 2005
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Location: isle of lewis
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| kennels are great we have one as a goose house |
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CP
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:16 am Post subject: |
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| Couldn't miss a bargain like that! Well done! |
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crazypianolady
Joined: 26 Mar 2008
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Location: Nottinghamshire
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| so...........how should I go about putting in a perch and nesting box? There's not a lot of space in there, and I'm wondering if a pile of straw in the darkest corner would serve for egg laying? |
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Woodburner
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A 1 foot cube box with one short side, enough to keep the straw in for a nest box. Depending on the construction of the kennel you can either attach the perch to the sides or make a free standing one.
Have a look at Dopey's coop building thread |
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