no1smiles2000 Posted March 17, 2011 Share Posted March 17, 2011 I thought i'd start my post now in anticipantion for Sunday when it will be complete! Its been abit of a journey to get to this stage! First i had to sell my shed & clear its contents. It took much longer to dismantle than anticipated. Now the shed has gone my pannels were cut and screwed by a carpenter who happened to be doing some benches at work Last week in the rain i stapled half the pannels but then gave up because i was cold, wet & the staple gun broke! Sunday my friend is coming to help me assemble the run i have more stapling to do saturday in preperation! There was more exciting news last weekend my ex bat girls arrived! they are lovely but havent worked out where bed is or where to lay there eggs yet but they are getting there! after 2 days they were using the glug! So i have a few q's the girls will be in a run 240cm x 160cm for 6 of them, is this too small? i am thinking can i utilise the fact that the run is in a corner and use the fence as one side? which would mean i could extend the slabs & make a bigger run they will also have a small free range area approx the same size again. Katie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chicken shack Posted March 17, 2011 Share Posted March 17, 2011 I have a cube with 4 mtre run X 1 mtre. The cube train and 5 girls. With the run extentions they say I can have 10 girls but I think it would be cramped. I also let my reap havock in my garden when I can. I would be careful using the fence panel as Mr and Mrs Fox can if they are hungry dig under of tear through it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
