Stone Chicken Coop Goat Shelter Part 11: Trim and Doors

[@hollandduck79]

Hello from the Netherlands . for your power cable is easy with all those trees around the chicken coop. you grab a ball of good sturdy rope and let it go from tree to tree well above the walking height from the house where you have an outside wall socket and above the chicken coop you let the female side of the extension cord hang down where you can connect the male side of the chicken coop and you're done . thanks for the video SSLFD

[@RoseThistleArtworks]

I did NOT picture that when you started this project. That turned out awesome! Chicken Lodge of Luxury! How cool!

[@Homesteadhow]

We've been bunge watching your channel from our homestead. Love the new place and your discoveries. We discovered a hidden room at our place too!

[@tkilg7169]

When you were first laying those rocks, I didn't think it was going to turn into such a fantastic chicken palace. Great work.

[@lvlndco]

It looks very nice, has quite the alpine cottage feel vibe!

[@jennifersinclair6044]

Looks fantastic! It just occurred to me though, where's the ventilation?

[@brucemori4989]

I stumbled upon your page today...had some downtime with the wife and we binge watched the build from start to finish. I admit I was having doubts...definitely enjoyed the outcome and the final touches...Great Content...tons to catch up on...Great Journey...God Bless

[@crt9082]

Almost done . this is really cool.

[@kaycox5555]

Really, really beautiful job!

[@triciasklodowske5653]

Really like the look of it ! Very nice. Thanks for sharing. God bless.

[@mairimarshall244]

What a great job. You should be very proud of yourself. Can’t wait to see what the chickens think of their new home.

[@LionofJudah-1]

Like always this proyect is looking better and better by the day. God bless you and your family

[@tswitch86]

Absolutely love this series. Awesome to see this. Cant wait to see some chickens in there. Me and my family are thinking of raising chickens, hoping to learn something here

[@Linda-td8hj]

Looking great 🌺you have a great job on this chicken hotel with some extra helpers on the way 🌺 can't wait to see the chickens go in awesome 😎

[@selador11]

Those two barrel latches on the bottom piece. I don't think this is critical, but if it seems critical enough to you... The way they are mounted right now, an animal scrabbling around on the outside of it, could easily hit the little button sideways. Then the latch will just fall open. If you turn them upside down from the way they are, then an animal scrabbling is most likely going to, if anything, ensure the latch closes. Gravity. LOL

[@WalkScripture]

I have absolutely loved this project and living in the Granite State, it’s been super inspiring!

[@onedazinn998]

So beautiful! It's also a perfect solution from my perspective dealing with rats & voles right now trying to take over our chicken coop & yard (nightmare to eliminate)...wish ours was raised that high off the ground with a solid floor! Hope the chickens like it.

[@danieltaylor5231]

Can't wait to see the chickens move in. Also very interested in your ideas to keep the goats off the chicken porch.

[@SSLFamilyDad]

They have already been up there:)

[@danieltaylor5231]

@@SSLFamilyDad If you build it they will climb.

[@nates2526]

I have stretched out the hoops for barrel latches for some of my projects because it allows things to move and still line up. Those barrel latch hoops have some really tight tolerances!

[@neildriedger637]

Another GREAT video,loved it Todd!!!!

[@cjdflkj]

Super cute!

[@tinamariegregory3130]

It's amazing . God bless you all.

[@zhelko]

would you need to put some insulation around the part of the nesting box that sticks out of the coop? it looked all metal and will probably lead to heat loss from inside. looks great overall, i love how it’s off the ground.

[@Meglenger]

I used handrail for the roosts and they love it

[@denislosieroutdoors]

The stone chicken coop looks awesome there eh! Turned out better then I thought... thanks for sharing

[@cherylhutcheson5715]

Looks great! I love your videos. Please keep them coming.

[@bevjane7245]

Loved this project! Stone coop way more fun than some other projects, for instance, collecting sap at the old property in that cold swamp, which I found interesting but also rather painful to watch. Thanks Todd and enjoy that good feeling of a job well done :)

[@teresaoftheandes6279]

It's beautiful!

[@terrymacleod6882]

mighty fine job

[@mattgillooly]

Really coming out great!

[@farmyourbackyard2023]

I like the woodworking aspect, but honestly the stonework is what has inspired me the most, and I’m very interested in learning how to do something like that for a low garden wall.

[@waltmoore3095]

Door for goats the plastic strip they use for hi-lo into coolers. Maybe. Go Green Go White.

[@lainaanial]

Great project.

[@pamcarter6595]

That is one fancy chicken coop..♥️💗💜

[@jantrewitt4058]

I think that looks good enough for me to come out and live at your place!!(ha,ha). Did a nice job on this chicken/goat building!!

[@arkansashomestead2926]

Really nice coop!

[@salmonhunter7414]

That is one fancy coop/barn

[@davidcrowson4745]

Great job! Don't forget about getting some apple tree scions to graft into that crab apple tree there at your house That would be a great video. Press on in the good work always enjoy your videos.

[@HeartofaHandyman]

"We are picking...well SHE is picking out some colors." 😂 🤓 Looks good 🙂 👍 I'm sure the 🐔 are gonna love it! 🔨📏🧑‍🔧

[@jimputnam2044]

Looks nice well done. The only screws I can ever find in my leftover box seems to always be 31/2 inch. Must be all I buy. I can relate to cutting the ends off. LOL

[@SSLFamilyDad]

Lol, yeah that seems to happen to me a lot too

[@terrymacleod6882]

same here. maybe we could start a support group....or buy grinding wheels in bulk.

[@lisamcclelland2414]

Will you be placing like a pull tarp from side to side for the goats, so it will block wind? You can weight it on the bottom, to stop it from blowing up. Kinda in the style of a shower curtain. I also saw branches wrapped in aisle rope that helps them not get bumbled foot and sore feet.

[@tdewtx]

I like the long series, I have been watching one, the $9000.00 house since July 2019 lol

[@geoffoutdoors]

That is a cool structure man! Cheers looks great

[@user-bo2uw8ok4d]

I hope you are proud of this beauty. :-)

[@RehabLife]

I always enjoy a good build ... especially when I can watch someone else do it! Looks awesome ... but I've got to ask .. why is it that the bolt latch is installed to be lifted instead of doing it the other direction and letting it fall down? I've actually seen this on several videos recently. Have I been doing it wrong for 50 years?

[@jaenyc263]

U can do it either way. It won’t unlatch because u have to push and turn

[@Yutani_Crayven]

What do you mean, not much progress? It looks like an artwork! :). Makes me curious to know what kind of sense of aesthetics chickens have. I hope they appreciate just how nice this looks.

[@brendasas8440]

👍NICE ❗❗❗

[@timwagner9170]

Looks nice. Why can’t you eat frozen eggs??? I keep some heat/light in my coup to keep water open!

[@triciasklodowske5653]

I know right ? Just let them "melt" and then cook them. I do.

[@hoosierpioneer]

Since they crack, I eat them if they stayed clean, but don't keep them longer than 1day.

[@patmalone4262]

So impressed with your skills! Where did you learn to do so many things?

[@rosemarysmith6255]

Are the chickens going to fly up there ? I don't see a ramp.

[@tdewtx]

Do you watch Homestead Economics by chance? He has some great water catchments systems to add to your animal structures.

[@debbiewelch4073]

❤️

[@adrianakuzmikova1697]

what is the name of the tool at 3:42 ?

[@skrtskit1521]

💖🐱‍👤