Welded wire chicken run

I live in the panhandle of Florida, very close to a nature preserve and there are a lot of predators out here. I'm developing the schematics for my...

Does anyone else use T posts for their run? We're using 6' T posts with 5' 2"x4" welded wire over it. We're going to bury 3' hardware cloth 12" in the...

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Duck run built from recycled lumber, leftover welded wire, spent less than $150 on landscape timbers, one roll of chicken wire and gate hardware

We are just weeks (maybe a month) away from our move to our “new to us” farmhouse. We have been quite busy and we have failed miserably at keeping the progress updates flowing. We took …

What are your suggestions for a predator proof chicken run? Is it a good idea to embed wire and posts for the run into a concrete footing so nothing can...

I designed this chicken run & my Dad brought it to life. I will post more photos/angles to show details. I purchased a 200ft roll of coated chicken wire from a lady who was going to just toss it ($40–holy savings!). We went around the run & over the top to keep flying predators out. We went over the bottom half (and about a foot out) with hardware cloth. Cannot recommend hardware cloth enough! Chicken wire = keeps your chickens contained. Hardware cloth = keeps predators out!

I built a 44'L x 30'W run around our secured run/chicken coop. Then I purchased 50'x50' of 2" poultry netting and I AM PLANNING ON USING IT! sorry I get...

So the 6 x 8 coop we are building should be pretty secure from nighttime predators. However, my husband thinks that a few t-posts and some hardware cloth...

Discusses best run enclosure options, from wire mesh to chicken wire to chain link fencing, and more! Learn which wire works best and when.

Today I tried to make a chicken tunnel using the Weldmesh Easy Sheets I bought yesterday, but it didn’t work out the way I’d hoped. (A chicken tunnel is a long narrow chook run made of …

When I picture a kennel run I think of this....It's from one of the threads I found while searching around. This was made by Georgiagail here from BYC...

Last year, I wrote abouta new-to-ustemporary chicken fencing system that doesn't needelectricity. Ten mo

what are the Best Types of Chicken Fencing Available? The most common types of fencing for chicken coops include the galvanized hardware cloth, chicken wire, poultry netting, and electric fencing.

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