Nicely done!! 👏👏 I bet the ferrets enjoy some fresh raw eggs too!! I know mine do, and I been giving quail eggs once a week in addition to their FDR diet. Love your videos!! You inspired me to make my own outdoor Ferret enclosure for playing when the weather is right. I live in FL so its been too hot as of late! Keep up the great content! 😎
The front and back of this appear to be pallets cut along one of the 4x4s. You also trimmed away the boards on the inside of the front, leaving the ones on the back alone. Am I seeing that correctly? Thanks to chicken math, we could use one of these as we have way more chickens than we need and collect about 1 to 2 dozen a day. As my wife and I have worked from home since the start of the pandemic, we have yet to really have a market for these eggs, but we have plenty of road traffic. So, it makes sense to build one of these.
Yes, I modified the inside to allow the cooler to fit snug with little space for it to move freely other than to lift it directly out of the stand for maintenance. Be creative. There are so many ways to go about building a roadside egg stand. Just make sure it is water resistant and temperature controlled, especially during the hot summer.
Very nice. Simple and efficient. Thanks!
Wow! $3 / dozen. I live in Western Massachusetts. $5 / dozen in my area. You egg stand is the best I've seen! Very nice.
Nicely done!! 👏👏 I bet the ferrets enjoy some fresh raw eggs too!! I know mine do, and I been giving quail eggs once a week in addition to their FDR diet. Love your videos!! You inspired me to make my own outdoor Ferret enclosure for playing when the weather is right. I live in FL so its been too hot as of late! Keep up the great content! 😎
The front and back of this appear to be pallets cut along one of the 4x4s. You also trimmed away the boards on the inside of the front, leaving the ones on the back alone. Am I seeing that correctly? Thanks to chicken math, we could use one of these as we have way more chickens than we need and collect about 1 to 2 dozen a day. As my wife and I have worked from home since the start of the pandemic, we have yet to really have a market for these eggs, but we have plenty of road traffic. So, it makes sense to build one of these.
Yes, I modified the inside to allow the cooler to fit snug with little space for it to move freely other than to lift it directly out of the stand for maintenance. Be creative. There are so many ways to go about building a roadside egg stand. Just make sure it is water resistant and temperature controlled, especially during the hot summer.
I challenge you to a duel for the name! Kidding haha, awesome build, thanks for some ideas!