A customer walk through of a 8′ x 24′ American Coop in Siler City, NC with a Dutch door, an 6′ x 8′ henhouse, and a heated …
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I've been doing deep litter (ish) in my brooder for the past month with your hemp. Because I can't make it deeper than a few inches, I've been scooping some out occasionally before adding more. I've filled a kitchen-sized trash bag so far with what I've scooped out. When I get the coop ready in a couple of weeks, should I add all of the poopy brooder hemp to the coop at the bottom of the pile and then pile fresh hemp on top of it?
I'm wondering if a thermometer can be introduced to the inside of your coops, so owners can manage things in the winter (in the northern states) etc. So, that owners can manage the cooling/ventilation system etc. There has to be a optimal temp, for happy chickens?
Person inquiring about hemp compost?? It's labeled as industrial hemp bedding. Compost is the byproduct after the chickens have done there magic. The used bedding is used as compost after you clean the coop
I've been doing deep litter (ish) in my brooder for the past month with your hemp. Because I can't make it deeper than a few inches, I've been scooping some out occasionally before adding more. I've filled a kitchen-sized trash bag so far with what I've scooped out. When I get the coop ready in a couple of weeks, should I add all of the poopy brooder hemp to the coop at the bottom of the pile and then pile fresh hemp on top of it?
Would love to order some hemp bales. We have a wet coop when it rains. Is hemp able to dry out?
So what do you use if all you have is sand.?
I live in a sand pit called Florida
Do you sell the blueprint of this coop?
Thank you for the videos.
How much hemp for a 6×4 coop?
And what is preferred adding hemp on top of smelly bedding or turning it for the deep litter method?
Where do you get the hemp from?
I'll bet this costs the same as a small house for people.
This time I liked the customer even more than the coop. What a nice guy!
Thanks to Covid a supply issues you canโt even buy the hemp or itโs 80$ for 30lb. Will pine still work with the deep liter system?
Absolutely amazing Looking chicken coops I wish I could afford to have you come out to my home.
I love your setup!
I'm wondering if a thermometer can be introduced to the inside of your coops, so owners can manage things in the winter (in the northern states) etc. So, that owners can manage the cooling/ventilation system etc. There has to be a optimal temp, for happy chickens?
1:35 what the hell is screaming
Person inquiring about hemp compost?? It's labeled as industrial hemp bedding. Compost is the byproduct after the chickens have done there magic. The used bedding is used as compost after you clean the coop
Why not give them the caribbean latch? After the big expense of the coop the latches are insignificant money wise. Why cut corners!
I would use hay as their nesting meterial. It shapes really well and it really helps keep the eggs clean.
Why the heck is hemp so expensive
I had a question. Can snakes slither up the wire exterior up and through the little holes between the roof and roof rafters into the coop?
Is anyone going to ask how much that coop was?
If one canโt afford the hemp what do you suggest that is economical?
Your advice is always spot on! Thank you for sharing! Do you have a catalog?
In love with the transom or vent windows above the hen door looking at the coop from inside the run. ๐๐๐