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Lord Viykor
 Post subject: Chook pens
PostPosted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 9:42 pm 
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I'm still considering getting some chooks for our yard. We have a small area we can put a pen, was looking at this one on ebay

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It measures 1676(L)*755(D)*1032(H) mm it would suit my yard well. Looks big enough for three hens.

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 Post subject: Re: Chook pens
PostPosted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 9:45 pm 
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Looks nice, I reckon if it had wheels you could go anywhere and rotate it. There are some nice looking ones under the chook tractor thread
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:12 am 
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Hi LV,

That is a fancy henhouse you've found. Chicken Ritz I reckon. Where do you collect the eggs? through the door with the window? I wouldn't want to go climbing around inside to find them.

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 Post subject: Re: Chook pens
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Granny Smith wrote:
Hi LV,

That is a fancy henhouse you've found. Chicken Ritz I reckon. Where do you collect the eggs? through the door with the window? I wouldn't want to go climbing around inside to find them.


Hi Granny Smith,

I haven't got it yet it's just he one I was considering. I've put a bid one one of them, not too worried if it's successful or not they seem to have plenty.

I'm assuming you would collect the eggs through the side window.

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 Post subject: Re: Chook pens
PostPosted: Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:09 pm 
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Well I'm now the proud owner of one of these chook pens, now to arrange getting it home. Then some chooks I'm leaning heavily toward Autralorps.

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chookies with their own slippery slide ;)

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Jaymie wrote:
chookies with their own slippery slide ;)


Well I want them to be happy, right up until the axe appears. :)

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Happy chook is a tasty chook :joy:

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are we allowed to ask the rude question?

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Jaymie wrote:
are we allowed to ask the rude question?


most likely :)

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okay then, how much was that marvellous chook house?

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Jaymie wrote:
okay then, how much was that marvellous chook house?


That's not rude :) I got it for $166 + $70 for the courier. Should have it early next week.

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That looks like a chook pen that any pre school kid would be proud to have as a cubby house!!
Price wise I reckon $166 is very good buying.
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It was delivered yesterday, I'lll get to see it at the end of the week as I'm away with work in the very wet Sunshine Coast and South Burnett.

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