
♥ MY #1 WORKOUT TIMER & FIT KIT: bexlife.com ✔ EXPLORE: bexlife.com ✔ FOLLOW twitter.com ✔ LIKE: facebook.com ✔ SUBSCRIBE: www.youtube.com Building the chicken coop with my dad, Gary, and son, Calvin. I got really lucky with this video... first, with one of my dad's bits of sage advice and second, with a little political commentary courtesy of my dad.
@ixchelkali Ok, he built the whole thing. But I painted!!
Thoughts upon watching this: (1) Your dad is HELPING you build the chicken coop? Looks like he’s doing it, LOL. (2) Tell your dad the kneepads make him look more professional. (3) 70 years old is not old.
Respond to this video… Anyway, I am not going to get into conspiracy theories. I have a clothe line and a compost in a part of town where they are prohibited. But I look at them as none-sense bylaws and went ahead anyway. Two years later, no problems whatsoever. I am thinking about raising chickens in the future and stumbled upon this video. All I can say is that if my municipal government tells me later that I can’t do so I’ll be the first one to challenge them.
@genghisgirl I am not saying “government” doesn’t share part of the blame for the way our society is nowadays. But one needs to see past a piece of legislation like “not allowed to keep chickens in backyard” and think who had lobbied the government for it (for example, real estate companies in fear that chickens in the backyard would drive real estate prices down; corporate farmers in fear that they would have no business).
@malaiseguy314 the government told me I can’t have chickens. oh well, good thing they don’t watch my youtube channel
@driller62869 The problems are not with the government. The problems lies in corporations who tell you that you can (eg. HAVE TO) buy everything from them therefor we lose our precious knowledge in sustainable living and self-reliance. If the government have any faults in it it would be allowing corporations to have their ways for so long.
my dad just built our urban chicken coop too, love!
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This is great! I’m thinking of starting something like this!
@genghisgirl hey my dads an engineer at diesining and at building nice ur dads great like mine
@driller62869 Thank you! He’ll love hearing this comment.
If this country had more dads like your dad…..We would be great Americans again….No need for government handouts….and pass basic skills to younger generations.
Wow, that’s a bit harsh, eh. I mean, chickens are pretty benign! We are not allowed roosters in town (city limits), and I can understand the reason for that, but why you aren’t allowed hens is hard to understand. Mind you, we don’t have predators here. Does having chickens attract dangerous predators there? Is that the reason for the law? So curious, now…lol.
@DefenderOfTheLarder Nope, we’re outlaws!
Are you not allowed chickens where you live? You mentioned in the video that you told the neighbours it was a rabbit hutch…lol.
@HorseyHow2Channel I keep 5 full-size hens in there now.
@oreoozz There’s no part 2, but if you go to my channel youtube[dot]com/genghisgirl and look at my playlists, I have a bunch of chicken videos featuring the coop. I also have a smaller “bunk bed” style coop for a newer flock of bantam chicks. Thanks for watching!!
hello, me and my mom were trying to build a coop, and love yours… i was woundering if there was a part two to this video to see hhow he finished it…. its just beautiful… thank you
how many chickens will fit in there
@prgarlick ha, thanks! my dad will be happy to hear it
@prgarlick lol that the same way i felt..
hey i found a great site that has a step by step guide on building chicken coop
Its pretty good.
CHECK IT OUT!
chickencoop123.blogspot.com/
I’ve just watched 10 chicken coop building videos and this was the most entertaining
I am not alowed to have chickens either but i now have 7….
I want him to make me one:)
nice work..
@getsmartnow2011 It’s an approximate cube – 4 x 4 x 4 – and the roof slopes toward the back. There’s three nesting boxes inside with a shelf for roosting. You can find more pics on my blog in the chickens section. bexlife[dot]com