Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

Almost done the new coop/rabbit house! We turned a little brown 70's particle board 8x8 shed into an 18x8' long outbuilding with electricity! We used mostly recycled, restore or auction materials (like our gorgeous $5 siding). It is fully insulated, with a 5x8' storage room in the front entrance and a gable window (no photo) on the South-west side.
The rabbit house is completely removable. I can take out everything & clean it. Each panel can be reconfigured to make separate cages for new bird quarantines, brooder areas or just to separate anyone misbehaving! The floor is reversible, removable linoleum. Edwing & Ezekial are very happy in their new home.
These are the new birds, fresh out of quarantine from the Mount Forest Fall sale. They have been in 2 separate cages in the garage until about a week ago, when I put the cages beside each other, then put them in the new coop together. So far, so good. Only a little bit of feather pulling. There is a Porcelain D'Uccle, Mille Fleur, Amauricana and a White Crested Black Polish.
Next week I will introduce the older hens, who are still out in the small coop, enjoying the last of the good weather. A black Silkie, a Partridge Silkie, a tiny Brahma, 2 Gold Laced Polish and a Mille Fleur roo.

Looks good . Hope you ventilated well . Would love to have that for pigeons . Luck

Yes, good ventilation. I'm sure that there will be lots of little things to adjust, but I'm glad that I have a heated storage area to putter in - with no ventilation! I'm not as hardy as the flock!

Looks fantastic, and what a pretty colorful flock, I bet they are great education for your visitors, most people wouldn't have an opportunity to see these breeds.

That looks very nice.

Thanks for the comments.

All of the kids love the Polish. Silkies run a close second.

I'm hoping to hatch a few eggs from the Duccles next spring - with the 2 new ladies, I'm hoping to have more luck than our previous Millie's. I've never managed to get a fertilized egg from them.

Nice looking birds and sweet!!! coop/rabbit house, the critters should be very happy in there.

It's gorgeous!

Fantastic. ..well done

Blah, it makes me sick! You should have an ugly miss match of old junk cobbled together; not a tidy shed ready for a Country Living photo shoot! If my wife sees that, i'll never hear the end of it!

:big chicken:

(very nice!)