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Where can I buy a premade or kit chicken coop in Arizona? Is there a store? I'd like to be able to walk into a store and buy either a kit or a premade chicken coop. I've been checking craigslist in my area but the selection is terrible, most of them are too small. Does anyone know of a store like this in Arizona? Preferrably in the Tempe/Chandler/Mesa/Gilbert area. I'd even go as far as Queen Creek if necessary. Bibo A. Are you kidding? Did you even read the quesiton? Get serious.

building a chicken coop? im thinking of buying a chicken coop plans and material kit. it says it says you can have your choice of tongue and groove 1 x 6 siding or 4 x 8 sheets 7/16th hardboard woodgrain siding. which is best?

Kit Mystery Challenge for DS Question? My daughter is stuck and I haven't played it at all to know whats going on. Who left the chicken coop door open?

Miniature horse questions? Hello, I have a few questions on miniature horses, if you could please answer that would be great! First i will give you a little bit of information on my self so then its easier. I am considering purchasing a miniature horse as a companion pet. I have had experience with horses; lessons,camps, research , riding and have red lots of books! and still reading books and purchasing them. I understand that horses need money, time & love. I live in Australia. Here are the questions: :) 1. Could i keep a miniature horse in my back yard? ( Yes i know i have to check with my local Council, but i'm asking for your opinion, At the moment my back yard is big . But it use to be a veggie patch above ground on the left. On the right there is a chicken coop Wich my four chickens are in and my bunny rabbit too. And a couple of fruit trees. Behind left and right is all grass it should be about 7 metres vertical and about 16 metres wide. plus a bit more space front of it. Wich is were I'm planning to put a shelter for it when its cold and rainy. Would all that space be enough room for a miniature? Also I will be taking it to the grass reserve behind my house like every day to lunge and i will also take it for walks. Would this be okay? 2. Here is my list of things i need for it, Am i missing anything? - Halter x 2 - Lead x 3 - Feed bin - Lunging Rope - Lunging Crop ( I don't think ill need this) - Winter and paddock rug - Grooming kit ( Brushes ,hoof pic , Combs ETC) - Mane n tail pulling comb - De-tangle spray - fly mask - First aid kit for horses - Buckets 3. Do they really run up to you and give you a hug? LOL ( Friends say they do) - Jolly ball or exercise ball - * these things ( -) are part of the list, sorry about them being everywhere Thankyou !! Oh and i will be with it every morning and afternoon and weekends . so it will have plenty of company between all of my family and me. And with the food i will be feeding it hay, and i have a whole green reserve behind my house that my auntie owns. Yes we are willing to buy hay , and we have a dog, cats, bunny rabbit & chickens lol.

eglu cube or more traditional cheaper coops for chickens? i am looking into keeping chickens, 4 at first then maybe 6. i have seen loads of coops but cant decide which is the best and easiest to clean and also looks good. i have seen the ones at omlet.co.uk which are like plastic cubes and i am tempted especially as they come and deliver and set it up as a whole kit including feed and chickens. Also they look easy to clean. What do you think of eglu cubes and is there a better soloution

Would this be ok to keep 2 or 3 chickens in? it's a rabbit hutch, here's the description: "easy to assemble. Includes 24x"x24"x16" hutch, dropping pan, frame kit, 5x" sifter feeder with lid, cage clips and cage pillers." i'm going to put cardboard on the sides and back for winter, and I'm going to put a perch for them to sleep on, and nesting boxes. I keep my chickens in the garadge at night so nothing gets them. I might be keepng a rooster and either one or 2 hens in it. I could always put one of the hens in my other coop with my other 2 girls if it's not big enough. Think it would be alright? Thanks!