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@@lisaphillipi7496 thank you. I reeeeally need encouragement right now in life.

@@michaelkeilbach6790 love your comment! I've had the same experience. They are one of my favorite breeds!

@@kristinahenry3056 I will try. TY for the suggestion.

@@corkystephan5073 wow! That's good to know! I knew Guineas would take em on. My neighbor has a peahen. It doesn't get along with my flocks. It's highly territorial & I'm having difficulty convincing it that our field is not It's territory. Lol... BEAUTIFUL bird tho!

@@corkystephan5073 thank you for watching and commenting!

@@fromthehartfarms your welcome

@@corkystephan5073 hawks are our main predators. They generally leave my standards alone, but dive frequently for my bantam flock!

@@fromthehartfarmswe got hawks over here aswell I’m at Amberley South East Queensland Australia

And we got Eastern Brown Snakes this place is infested with them so I got to contend with them aswell so I catch them snakes that is I catch them bag them and relocate them ironically they are protected so they always get released

@@corkystephan5073 yah, we have several varieties of nope rope here too. We found a small rat snake curled up, pretty as you please under a hen once! She was sitting on it while it devoured her eggs, one by one. It wasn't big enough to get the birds, but geesh! Rattler & cottonmouth are our few harmful ones, but we see em frequently enough. They're not protected here, or endangered, sooooo, yah. I deal with them as the situation warrants.

@@corkystephan5073 that's great! I like to let my chickens regulate their own feed as much as possible. They freerange, but I also offer a feed mixture & oyster shells on the side too.

@@MrsStevenBrown you're absolutely right. I need to make a new visit and show y'all her new maran flock. Sooo much better quality!

@@amberemma6136 I corrected myself already, but you are absolutely right. Thank you for watching & commenting.

I'm a huge Turken fan as well. I LOVE showgirls! They're like a cute tiny fuzzy turken with style! Thanks for watching & commenting!

@@halilbalaban1056 The material is wood with metal framing. I'm sorry I hadn't gotten the dimensions yet. I have been sick a lot this entire year and completely spaced to get them for you. The dimensions ARE on their website. But I went out and took them manually, since I can't find my instruction book. There is a 1" floor height under the coop itself. The short sides of coop is therefore 1" shorter than run height from ground up; measuring from 50.5" on short sides up to 70" at peak. The structures width (across doors left to right) is 65" and the length is 123" with the run taking 80" and the coop utilizing the remaining 43". Hope this helps. Sorry it took so long to get these to you.

@@fromthehartfarms I'm sorry for giving you a hard time when you were sick. I watched your video for the second time. I asked you a second time because I forgot that I asked you a question the first time I watched it and you wrote an answer to me. This was a mistake, for which I also apologize. Please forgive me. Your answers were certainly very helpful, thank you. I send you my love, respect and greetings from TÜrkiye. 🌹🍀🌷👏👋🙏

@@halilbalaban1056 Glad to help. Don't mind a bit. Again, sorry it took so long for me to answer.

@@amysykes3929 I love her birds. I'm gonna try and get more sfh & opal legbsrs from her later this fall. Thanks for watching and commenting.

This is the first video of yours that I’ve watched. I absolutely love your content and the gentle and kind way you treat the animals. Very uplifting for me! I really want to begin a flock of chickens within the next two years. (I kept them as a boy years ago). However, I want to have all of the infrastructure in place prior to adopting any of these precious babies. I’m really interested in keeping two breeds: Ameraucanas and Chanteclers. Both of them seem amazing. Good luck and have fun with your babies!!!!

@@TedHerrick thank you so much for watching & commenting. I've been in a funky stage of life this year (lots of changes & challenges) & it's been extremely difficult to produce anything, so your comment is very inspiring to me. I will work more diligently to get more videos like this out to help inspire others like yourself in the future! Thank you again!

@@MistNit-s6n you're welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@murattamer4488 I'm so glad you found this helpful. Despite my miracle last October I am still struggling desperately hard with my Gastroparesis. Broth is often the only thing I can keep down. This is a great way to maximize the nutritional value of that broth. Plus it's great to cook with! Thank you for watching and commenting!

@@fromthehartfarms I will watch other content on your channel, but I did not know about the miracle. I am very happy about your health. Is it a positive development?

​@@murattamer4488 It has been nice. God gave me back my legs! He removed the interaction between my EDS and the MD which stabilized my si joint. I am still weak & get exhausted very quickly, but I can walk again! The part of my disability that I struggle with the most still has been gut issues. I still struggle with my humanity. Often I get anxious, but I'm able to deal with that better. Not as good as I would like, but better. Since it happened our family has come under extreme attack from the devil, but our faith is strong and we have grown despite them. When Jesus gives you a miracle it does not change the world, it enables you to cope with it from a stronger, more secure stance. I found our challenges increased, but we are able to meet them head on! Our God ROCKS! I posted a video about the initial experience in my video called "A miracle report in time for Christmas 2024"

@@fromthehartfarms thank you, i will watch. ı hope your suggestions are helpful for me too. I am 37 years old and myopathy started in 2015. In the gene test it looks like lgmd type 2j. I could walk without support until February, but I fell and broke my ankle and kneecap. This accelerated the disease somewhat and made the legs even weaker. I'm having a hard time walking right now. I can only walk in the house with support. It is a very difficult situation indeed.

@@murattamer4488 I'm so sorry about your struggles. I used to fall a lot too. I will definitely be keeping you in my prayers!

I do not. Sorry

You'd have to stabilize the base and it'd be ungodly heavy to move. This thing is not a light weight coop!

Thanks!

Welcome to my channel!

We did it the right way. It's working good except for TX heat!

You're welcome. Thank YOU for watching and commenting!

Thank you for watching & commenting

Thank you

Glad to help. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You're welcome. Thanks for watching AND commenting!

I liked the way latch works. It's installed properly, but the alignment was off. Once we fixed the alignment on the wall it worked great. But I guess flipping it coulda worked to. I just liked it to latch on bottom the way it is. But I love the suggestion. Might be a great alternative solution for someone who isn't as OCD. Lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I would hope the cloth has grommets around edges & use those & ring clips to connect to top rail of side walls of run. If using as an awning attachment to exterior I would extend that over coop side by screwing in eye screws to attach grommets to. Hope that helps. On bottom (if attaching flat against walls) I would stretch to ground as tight as possible and secure to lowest section of welded wire on panels.

@@fromthehartfarms last question, this thing is 450 lbs. How did yall get it in the truck, much less move it to where it needs to be. Will a basic appliance dolly work with 3 men?

Yes, it is a heavy load! I guess we cheated. We had it delivered & opened up the box to move individual pieces to a wagon and then used wagon load by load to transfer to set-up location.

My drill is a 12V. But it didn't have enough power. We ended up ising my son's 16V.

@@fromthehartfarms I’m using a 20v max cordless dewalt drill, I haven’t been able to punch through yet though

That's rough! I'm sorry. Try predrilling holes maybe?

My husband says it may be the setting on your drill. Does it have numbers on a dial that you can turn? Higher number puts more torque on screw and might work better...

My M-law lives in Florida. I hear it's beautiful, but I love TX. I could never leave. Glad the video helped. Thanks for watching & commenting.

We live in hot country. I decided to give it a good paint before construction. Our sun here is brutal but we have little rain. Hope it works for me. Good coop though.

Awe! I'm so glad the video helped. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Do you know how wide the wall panels are on each side? 4 feet x 6? Or 5x5 ? Seems to be a typos on tax website and it doesn’t give the length of the wallls only the width. Trying to determine overall sq foot of just the building not the run

I will get them for you soon. I'm not sure where I stuffed my manual. Lol

@@fromthehartfarms I am very pleased with what you have done for me. Please don't have any concerns about this.

@@halilbalaban1056 There are 12" in one foot. Please dont ask for yards or meters... I don't know THAT math. Lol There is a 1" floor height under the coop itself. The short sides of coop is therefore 1" shorter than run height from ground up; measuring from 50.5" or 4.21' on short sides up to 70" or 5.83' at peak. The structures width (across doors left to right) is 65" or 5.42' and the length is 123" or 10.25' with the run taking 80" or 6.67' and the coop utilizing the remaining 43" or 3.58'. Good luck!

​@@fromthehartfarms Thank you so much my beautiful friend. I kiss you with affection. I also wish you good luck. Good night bye.

Oops! Just noticed this question. Sorry took so long to respond. I get waterers & feeders from a variety of places. Mostly in Atwoods or Amazon. Jeffers pet and livestock online has a decent selection as does Countryside and Cluck it All Farms. Hope that helps.

I love her place!

Feathered legs & crest & number of toes indicates sultan which is what he grew in to. But good guess. Both those have crests too.

@@fromthehartfarms I wrote the comments before you revealed their breeds 😉

Yes. Chick 1 is a silkie. Black skin, 5 toes soft downy feathers as it feathered out. Not a great quality one, but a sweetheart none the less.

I think they are drain holes for water to help it be cleaned. Thank you for watching!

Sounds logical.

Thank you!

You're so welcome! I love building puzzles, so it was fun for us! Thanks for watching & commenting!

There is a registered breed called Ameraucana. Please watch my video follow-up Titled An Interview With an Expert, where I visit and interview Mr. Paul Smith who helped establish the A.P.A. qualifications for this new addition to the recognized breed list. There is a lit of confusion on this subject, and many EEs are labeled as a misspelled version of the recognized breed. This is exactly why I took the time to create TWO videos on these AMAZING birds. Thank you for checking out my channel!

@@fromthehartfarms yes I raise Ameraucana. But even mine technically i couldn't call that since i breed red brown and black one together . To me calling easter eggers Americana or Ameracauna is just deceptive to make people think they have something other than an easter egger.

@@garyhempel6316 I agree. One of the things Mr. Smith pointed out was that if you breed two different color (official a.p.a. qualified) Ameraucana together like say a wheaton & a blue together, the resulting offspring would no longer conform to standard & would therefore be considered Easter Eggers. I don't think people are intentionally being deceptive, just don't know. A lot of this is still new to me too!

@@fromthehartfarmswhen htey sell chickens that lay brown eggs as ameraucana tha is deceptive lol

That's sweet of them.

Just FYI tractor supply has them 200 bucks off right now

Lol! Thanks for watching & commenting.

I do. I think it could accommodate up to 12

@fromthehartfarms4294 ok! I thought it looked big enough but not sure anymore, research has been proving to have very random results based on square footage, we are 1st time chicken owners and wanna make sure we have enough room, if it ends up being not enough we will upgrade or get a 2nd coop! Thank you soon much!

I normally wouldn't on factory made coops, but this one is spacious on inside. Main problem we've had is air circulation & temperature control.

@fromthehartfarms4294 yeah I could see that, I think were gonna convert a section of our current shed into a coop, I think itll be cheaper and we can make it to fit us!

How long did it take y'all there build

Glad to help