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CHICAGO -- The Cubs agreed to terms with four more First-Year Player Draft picks by Monday's 11 p.m. CT deadline, including seventh-round pick Benjamin Wells and ninth-round selection Kevin Rhoderick.
In total, the Cubs agreed to terms with 15 of their first 16 picks. The only exception was outfielder Ivan DeJesus of Cupeyville (Puerto Rico) High School, who is no relation to Cubs first-base coach Ivan DeJesus.
Wells, a right-handed pitcher out of Bryant High School in Arkansas, and Rhoderick, a right-handed pitcher from Oregon State University, were the last to sign among the Cubs' top 10 picks.
Besides Wells and Rhoderick, the other Draft picks who agreed to terms Monday include left-handed pitcher Casey Harman, selected in the 29th round out of Clemson University, and left-handed pitcher Brian Smith, a 40th-round pick out of St. Mary's Catholic (Ontario).
The Cubs agreed to terms with 29 of their first 50 selections, including 21 of their first 25 selections.
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MOORE, Okla. — Brother and sister co-owners of a Chinese takeout restaurant huddled inside a refrigerator to survive Monday's deadly tornado that claimed 24 lives.
Family members scavenged through Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant Tuesday afternoon at Camden Village shopping center near S.W. 19th and Santa Fe.
The Zhang family moved to America a decade ago from Canton, China. They made Moore their home three years later.
Sherry Zhang said her father, 50-year-old Jia Zhang, and her 56-year-old aunt, Jianci Zhang, withstood the storm unharmed inside the restaurant reduced to rubble. Her father had arrived at the eatery to warn others of the storm.
"It's terrible," said 23-year-old Sherry Zhang. "I haven't seen things like this before."
Wreckage dangled from Hong Kong's ceiling, which revealed a partly cloudy sky Tuesday afternoon.
Bamboo shoots and baby corn cans sitting inside a single shopping cart were the salvaged remnants of the restaurant.
The younger Zhang, who was in Norman during the tornado, said the family would claim insurance and probably open a new restaurant. Hong Kong specialized in fried rice and sesame chicken.


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OKLAHOMA CITY — Nair Rodriguez's voice can be heard loud and clear. With five law enforcement officers on top of her husband, Luis, she screamed over and over, "You kill him. You kill him."
The chilling screams were part of a six-minute cell phone video that was released Tuesday by the attorneys for the family of Luis Rodriguez, who died Feb. 15 after an altercation with three members of the Moore Police Department and two off-duty Oklahoma game wardens working private security at a movie theater Moore, Okla.
Three Moore police officers have been placed on administrative leave while state officials investigate. Rodriguez' cause of death has not yet been determined.
The video, filmed by Nair, doesn't begin until Luis is already down on the ground with the MPD and security grasping his limbs and holding a knee to the back of his neck.
In the video, Nair can be heard asking the officers why they were there.
"This is (a) parent thing, and look how you're treating him," Nair said. "Can somebody explain to me why you came to this place? Please. Luis, are you OK? Luis. Luis, are you OK?"
When Luis didn't answer his wife, one of the officers responded, "He's fine."
However, once Luis was propped up off the ground, it appears he didn't make any sounds or any movements the rest of the video.
"After seeing the treatment that Luis received from the officers, Luis' wife pulled out her phone to document their actions out of serious concern for his safety," attorney Michael Brooks-Jime'nez said.
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It's 1999. Three Americans, an Australian and what appears to be half the population of Waterville, are living it up in the packed bar of the Butler Arms Hotel. The four visitors are golfers, yes, but not your ordinary golfers
US Open champion Payne Stewart is belting out a tune on his harmonica, as fellow major winner Lee Janzen, world number one David Duval and Aussie star Stuart Appleby shake their heads, laugh and sing along.
The pub is heaving, so Stewart jumps behind the counter for a 30-minute shift as guest barman. He isn't taking in any cash, his caddie reminds him.
"Drinks are on me!" Stewart yells back.
Having visited Waterville with pals Tiger Woods and Mark O'Meara the previous year, Stewart couldn't resist coming back. This time, he took friends to Kerry for a few warm up rounds at Waterville and Ballybunion in preparation for the following week's British Open.
"We get into the pub and get around a piano," Stewart says of his post-round routine. "I bring out my harmonica and the next thing you know it's about 4am."
By the time he leaves the tiny County Kerry village on the wild Atlantic coast, Stewart is telling people he wants to be the mayor. We don't have a mayor, they tell him. But being captain of the golf club is a much bigger deal. So they go one better and make him captain for the 2000 season.
Tragically, Payne Stewart lost his life in a plane crash just a few months later. But his memory lives on in Waterville. A bronze statue has been erected to his memory by the many friends he made on those short trips.
Ireland is like that. Casual meetings lead to life-long friendships. Quiet drinks in the pub turn into parties, one-off golf trips become annual pilgrimages.
You might be keen to explore new places or get back in touch with some long-lost Irish roots. Maybe you just want some bonding time with friends and family. Whatever has you golfing in Ireland, you'll be following in some famous footsteps.
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He'd made the trip with his family when he was a child. Years later, after making friends with Rory McIlroy, Pádraig Harrington and Graeme McDowell, he was back.
This time to play in the 2012 Irish Open at Royal Portrush.
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"My three uncles, my dad being one of them, played in this tournament called the Three Brothers in Youghal in County Cork," Bradley said of his Irish connections. "Hundreds of people have told me, 'Welcome home', which gives me chills almost every time they say it. It's just been a phenomenal experience"
Apart from playing golf, Bradley took in the famous Giant's Causeway and the world renowned Bushmills Whiskey Distillery on his short trip. While he didn¹t travel with his family this time, many others do turn their family holiday into a bonding experience.
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Our trip to Fremont
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Our trip to Fremont
Today we traveled to Fremont for calling hours for George. I had along with me the name tag that designated George as the recipient of the Willer Award in 2009. I was remiss in my duty because I did not get this to George before his passing.
I showed the tag to George's son Joel and explained what it was. Joel was present when we gave the first award to George at the re-hab center. We gave the tag to Marilyn and she sort of grinned and asked if it would be OK to go ahead and pin the tag on George.
George was dressed in one of his favorite plaid flannel shirts, blue jeans and red suspenders. Marilyn pinned the tag on and it just looked natural.
The model of the tricycle cub was displayed along with some of George's other tractor memorabilia. There was a slide show playing on a monitor which was a video presentation of several pictures of George and his family. Many of the pictures were George at either his CubFest or at the Cub Tug.
I spoke with some of George's caregivers who told me that George visited the forum daily and that even though he was not up to typing a reply very often he read the posts faithfully.
You should also know that Marilyn and the boys have read your messages and are really appreciative of your care and concern.
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Thanks Darrell, I'm sure George looked down and smiled.
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Thank you, Darrell.
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Thanks Darrell... seems fitting. I am glad you did that for all of us,
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Thanks Bigdog. I am sorry we could not make it.
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Thanks Darrell.
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Thank you.
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Thanks BD!!! Was hoping to go but I'm at work alone this week.I was wooped from work and didn't think it would be safe to do the 2 hour[each way] round trip.I'm sure he is smiling down.Kevin
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We attended the evening calling and the service today. SteveB & I were asked to be pall bearers, for which we were honored to do. Darrell, the name tag looked great on George, thanks for doing that! Some of the comments posted, here on the forum, were read during the service. Thanks everyone, for the kind & thoughtful comments, it was a very nice addition to the service to hear a few of them. I was a bit surprised to hear that Marilyn and the boys were following the posts here, they were very proud that George has touched so many lives in so many positive ways. It was a very nice service, but it was difficult to say goodbye to such a special friend. He'll be missed by many!
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Gary your comments have brought tears to me. I didn't know the General as well as others, but his well being to this site & ATIS,/ other stuff he did will be missed. Your speech at the Bash was well deserved.
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Pablo Picasso was born in Spain in 1881 and grew up to be one the most renowned painters and sculptors in the world. He is best known as the father of the Cubist movement, which became popular in France in the early 1900s.
Cubism depicts objects from many different viewpoints, breaking the subject into shallow planes and apparently random angles. His "Violin and Guitar" is an excellent example of cubism.
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Photos prompt new questions in case of baby found in trash can
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Club photos are prompting new questions about the woman who police say dumped her newborn daughter in a trash can near her home.
Journal questions validity of new autism and vaccine study
Debra Goldschmidt, CNN | posted Aug 28th - 12:46pm
A study published earlier this month on an alleged link between vaccines and autism has been removed from the public domain pending further investigation, according to Translational Neurodegeneration. In an online statement, the scientific journal said the paper had been removed "because of serious concerns about the validity of its conclusions."
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College campuses across the country this year reported outbreaks of measles, mumps and meningitis. Doctors say as students return to campus, perhaps it's time for one last trip to the family doctor.
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The distraught parents of a Kearns woman accused of disposing of her newborn daughter in a trash can say their daughter has "special needs" and didn't understand what she was doing.
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A 911 dispatcher helped a father deliver a baby in a van Monday morning and the audio of the call was released Wednesday.
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A giant panda —slated to be the star of the first-ever live broadcast of the birth of panda cubs — has lost the role after it was discovered the bear is not pregnant after all, Chinese state media reported.
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RecoverRead teamed up with Barnes and Noble in Mohegan Lake to collect the books. Patrons of the book store are asked at the register if they want to pay to donate a book. Last year, RecoverRead collected 2,500 books and hopes to top that during this year's drive, which ends December 31.
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Eagles come to terms with first-rounder Graham
The Eagles reached a contract agreement with first-round pick DE Brandon Graham late Thursday. Terms of the deal weren't immediately available.
Eagles sign S Antoine Harris
The Eagles announced Thursday that they have signed S Antoine Harris and waived/injured S Brett Johnson.
Eagles sign second-rounder Allen, cut Hall
The Eagles announced Tuesday that they have officially signed S Nate Allen to a four-year contract. To make room on the 80-man roster, the Eagles released LB-DE Alex Hall, whom they had acquired in early April in a trade with ...
Eagles' Vick cleared to take part in training camp
The NFL has completed its investigation into the shooting at Michael Vick's 30th birthday party and will not suspend him as a result.
NFC East training-camp reports
In the fifth part of our series of training-camp reports, we look at NFC East teams, including a Redskins club with newcomer Donovan McNabb at the helm.
Eagles, Graham have yet to start negotiations
The Eagles and first-round DE Brandon Graham have yet to begin contract negotiations, a source close to the situation told PFW late Tuesday night.
NFC East sleepers few and far between
The NFC East stands as one of the toughest divisions, top to bottom, and there are not a lot of quality sleeper candidates with so many established stars.
Eagles have no plans to cut Vick
The Eagles plan to keep QB Michael Vick on the team despite vague reports indicating that he was present the night of a shooting at his 30th birthday party.
Considering Kolb as a fantasy starter
Although Eagles QB Kevin Kolb might not be an ace fantasy starter from the outset, I do believe you're going to be looking at a top-10 fantasy QB when the dust settles.
Report: Vick barred from leaving Pennsylvania
Eagles QB Michael Vick has been barred from traveling outside of Pennsylvania by probation officials following a shooting at his birthday party last month, Vick's spokeswoman told NBC 10 in Philadelphia.
Prosecutor: Vick involved in confrontation before shooting
In a new development surrounding the shooting at Michael Vick's 30th birthday party, the prosecutor in Virginia Beach, Va., said Wednesday that the Eagles quarterback was involved in a confrontation at the scene prior to the shooting.
No charges filed in shooting at Vick's party
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I'm wearing about three vintage slips on top of each-other, a peachy oversized mohair jumper dress I found in a consignment store (Tokio7, east village, NY) a vintage (?) ruffle coat from Beacon's Closet (Brooklyn, NY) and Chloe chunky platforms (also from Tokio7)
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Re: summer projects
here is the coop..ALL DONE!!
Let me make one pain full disclaimer here. This was my wifes and next door folks project. (I had to point that out after my wife saw this thread and gave me heck for a whole hour for claiming resposability for it. I hope I can have my eggs back now. )
and yes it already has the chick chicks!
The barn
And me doing the farmer thing!!
Last edited by grunt on Wed Feb 04, 2009 12:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: summer projects
Once the barn is done and the two post car lift is installed we will start on the root cellar
Re: summer projects
Wow that looks good
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More barn pics as of today.
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and my helper with the forth coming retaining wall.
Re: summer projects
How big is that barn? You can never have enough garage/barn space. LOL! The garage that is attached to my house is a four car and it is packed full already. One hotrod, three motorcycles, two tractors, three ATVs, dirt bikes, mini bikes, go-carts, etc... I have been taking a bunch of my stuff and hiding it in the basement and my wife has finally drawn the line. My plans are to start construction on another garage next year, I am thinking a two car plus workshop.
1951 McCormick Farmall Cub
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My father in law will be living in the top quater loft. The Barn is 50x25 but it is very tall. I plan to have my cub hauler in there my two post lift my wifes truck my 48 chevy truck and my cub and my wrx or my brat in there as well. Pluss we will have a flap that hooks the dog run up to a warm room for the boxer pups so they can stay warm in the winter.
I am sorry your wife has drawn the line but mine wants me to get another cub. I personaly want a w-9 I saw one on the way back from WI and fell in love.
Re: summer projects
My attached garage is 28x38'... I need to build a 24x24' just for my toys and as a workshop.
Are you going to install huricane clips between the walls and trusses?
Looking good!
1951 McCormick Farmall Cub
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I am not quite sure what you mean by hurican clips. We dont get many huricanes in iowa The only extras I will be puting in is cove heating in the loft room and my two post car lift. I am not sure if I want to put cove heating in the main or put a pot belly stove in... We will see.
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Grunt you got a lot going on. Looks good.
Tim it is an old timey thing from before refrigerators and freezers. At a point in time in the winter you salted, dried, peppered, root cellared or masked the rotten taste with a lot of spices. That is why grains were so popular, they store long time if kept dry. Spring houses were fed by namesake spring and kept things cool so they wouldn't spoil. In many parts of the country there were Ice houses. They were well insulated or thick walled into which blocks of ice cut from ponds and slow running creeks were stored for summer use. Usually vast amounts of saw dust were used to cover as insulation. Ice was shipped by rail and boat to the south. My mothers god father ran an ice house on Staten Island into the 1930's. He did coal and oil too. Eventually his stables were used for riding horses. The WPA built riding trails in Clove Lakes park during the depression. We called them horse path's. Any time a girl rode by while we were playing baseball, the shout would go out "Which one is the horse?" Eventually the price of Land got so high and maintaining a stable so arduous the land was sold for houses.
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Re: summer projects
Ok the barn has been done for about a month so here it is
and the cubs new home
and me back filling the tie wall with my NEW M
good times
Re: summer projects
You've got a real nice looking barn. I'm sure you're happy to have it done before winter weather hits.
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It has been interesting watching this progress. You have done an excellent job! I wish mine barn work was farther along. To me working on the barns are as much relaxing as working on the Cubs.
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That is a really nice barn. I really enjoyed looking at the pictures.
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I changed motors;16hp Briggs to 18hp Kolher.It doesn't charge.What can be the problem?
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Kohler web site has extensive down loadable pdf service manuals for their various engines. You will need to copy the entire Kohler's service manual for your particular engine. Don't be surprised if there are several different charging systems for the same engine.
Kohler made 6 different models of 18 HP engines. Can't be of further assistance without more information
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The kolher was from a craftsman and it fit on the 582.Converted the driveshaft hook up to fit.followed the wiring,tested and can not find why it won't charge.
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http://www.kohlerengines.com/manuals/en ... cation.htm
Above link to Kohler web site has the engine identification location. Use the same site, click on manuals to down load a service manual for your engine.
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http://www.kohlerengines.com/manuals/en ... cation.htm
Above link to Kohler web site has the engine identification location. Use the same site, click on manuals to down load a service manual for your engine.
Edit: If the engine charging system worked before installation into your lawn tractor then the problem is more than likely in the manner in which it is wired up. I have a Kohler Command series engine. There are 6 or 7 wires from the engine to the ignition switch. Before I could put the engine in service I had to trace, label, and record each of the wires to their source. Then diagram/sketch switch terminals, test, record, and figure out how the ignition switch functioned at each switch terminal.
All of this was with the service manual's wiring diagram in hand.
Once I knew and understood where each wire went and it function and the switches function at each terminal - I could connect the engine wires to the switch. I did have to jumper two terminals on the switch to get everything to work properly.
The service manual for your engine will have wiring diagrams and diagnostic test for the charging system.
All switches do not function alike even is they have the same number of connection terminals. If you used the switch from the 582 it's internal switching function will more than likey not work correctly for the Kohler engine.
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I'm looking to get chickens next spring. I'm interested to see what your chicken coups look like. Any photos would be appreciated. Mine will have to be pretty well fortified as there are lots of coyotes here.
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Burry the wir at least a foot down. Forget his name but there is a guy in VA that has his coops and runs portable and pulls them to a new area when the chiken eat out what is available. Nothing like the bright orange yolks of range chickens.
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Here are a few crummy pics of the coup I built 2 years ago. It is 8X10 with a corrugated metal roof that I recycled from an old barn. On the back of the coup is a small lean-to for our goats. The coup faces south and I have have gable vents on each side. I also have a small window on the east facing side.
The one thing that I wanted to build in was an access door to the nest boxes so that I could get the eggs without having to go into the coup.
I won't have access to the internet until after the new year, so I wanted to snap a few pics last night for you to post them.
Good luck with your project.
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Bob. Here's a site that may be helpful ...... http://www.buildeazy.com/chicken_coop_1.html
You have to build one to keep the chickens safe at night from many preditors besides coyotes; coons, possums, skunks, mink, fox, etc ........ And, watch out for snakes, owls & hawks
Your chicken quest got me thinking about the past. So I dug thru some old files at the farm and found who we used to get our chicks from. I was surprised to see McMurray was still in business.
My family raised their Cornish X Rock for meat back in the 60s until 1974. Excellent birds but mean as can be, makes you glad when 8 weeks are up. Rhode Island Reds were our layers, prolific producers of brown eggs and very friendly as well.
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I have a traditional chicken coop thats probally a hundred years old that I fixed up. My dads buddy ran for sheriff a few years back and so we had all kinds of painted SOB board thats red white and blue, about half a sheet a sign that read " Muehling for Sheriff". I used all of these to cover the whole inside of the coop and I must say it looks pretty nice. Curt was beat out by Terry Lyons here in erie county but he got a kick out of the pics of his campaign in my chicken coop a few years later... And over the summer I free ranged some broilers. I raised them inside for a few weeks and then turned them out to the pasture. I made shelter for them by taking a hay wagon and skirting the whole thing but a small opening with conveyor belt. On top of the hay wagon we put a 55 gallon drum with lid and shutoff and drilled two holes through wagon to feed the bell watering system that was directly underneath where the cows and donkeys couldnt get at them. We let fifty chickens go out there and when we collected them up to take in about 10 weeks later there were exactly fifty. I couldnt believe it. I figured the cats, coyotes, hawks or something would get at least 10 or so, but not one. They say donkeys and llamas are very protective of their territory and dont let predators around. I will probally never do this again though. At least not that close to the house. Those chickens wandered everywhere, returning to pasture at night, and ruined my wifes flowers and landscaping. Mulch was scratched everywhere, everday. You could not keep it in the beds, and they trampled all of the flowers. They had to ruin the thousand or so dollars we put into it last year. A hard lesson learned. I suppose I could string another lower wire around pasture to keep chickens in, but if they want out they will get out!
We 'inherited' our coop from some friends that were moving out of state. It came with 11 hens. We wanted to increase the size of the flock so I added on a 4 foot section following the existing front & back walls and roof. If I had to start over I would make the roof taller so I could stand up inside it since I'm 6'-3".
The coop is a simple lean-to design. The front wall is =/-6' tall, the back wall is +/-4' tall with a shingled roof. The overall length is about 9' and it's about 5' deep with nesting boxes along the back wall and one side wall.
I thought I had some pictures but I don't.
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I just found this post today, we are building a chicken coup today. We have 25 chicks. I'll take some pics when we are finished. Basically we are constructing a small coop with a dog kennel for the pen area. I am going to put hog fence on the top of the kennel and put chicken wire on the ground.
I am right in the middle of building a mobile chicken coop called a "chicken tractor," for my 11 pullets. I suggest you investigate this type of shelter. Just Google on 'chicken tractor.' There are LOTS of helpful (and funny) photos of different designs on various sites. Also, go to the Mother Earth News web site and search on chicken tractor/coops. It's fun to see pix of the 'deluxe' coops where people went all out. There's also a helpful book by that name, which I have, which has a lot of useful practical advice (I'm no carpenter). This goes along with grass-fed chickens, 'pastured poultry,' 'free range' and other unregulated, non-standard labels. The idea is that you have a relatively lightweight, moveable BOTTOMLESS coop that has both a shelter part and enough space for them to scratch around. The book 'Chicken Tractor' details a lot of coop/sheltering/pasturing variations. Also, Google on Joel Salatin, who has actually made a living on free-range/pastured poultry. He has written a lot of articles on how to make it work.
The advantages of a mobile coop are 1) no smelly, nasty build-up of manure in a stationary coop; 2) no coop cleaning, and you save on the cost of bedding; 3) the chickens eat weed seeds, bugs--I'm told they keep the tick population down and lessen weeds; 4) better diet for the chickens since they have access to grass, seeds--you still have to give them grain feed but there is some saving because they are foraging; 5) A BIG advantage is that the chickens fertilize your garden (or lawn) progressively as you move the tractor along. 6) You can have grass-fed/pastured poultry without worrying about predators. I can't do pure "free range" because we have lots of red-tailed hawks, and foxes, coyotes, raccoons, and I don't trust my Black Lab around the chickens. (She already got one of my Barred Rock chicks who got out in the yard )
Oh--I have 6 Barred Plymouth Rocks (beautiful but flightier than I expected) and 5 Buff Orpingtons (beautiful and also amazingly sweet, docile, and friendly --I highly recommend this breed). They should start laying around September.
Here's how mine will work: it's 10 feet long, 4' wide, 3' high (except for a peaked roof shelter part that has nests and roosts--this 'coop' section has taken me forever to make because, hey, I'm no carpenter).
My goal was to build it without spending any money, using the scrap lumber and hardware that came with the farm. I haven't quite made that goal, but the cost is going to be under $25. I had to buy some small braces and machine screws, and 2 Tuftex corrugated white vinyl panels (best thing since sliced bread!!)--$7 each at my local Bargain Lots--for the roof. I also decided to break down and buy a new roll of galvanized chicken wire; the wire that came with the barn is pretty old.
I'm going to set it in the garden and move it along each day. There are various ways people build it so it can be pulled along: scoots, old skis, old lawnmower wheels. I haven't finished that part yet. You have to make sure there's not a big gap at the bottom so vermin can't sneak under. Some folks DO use their tractor to move it, especially if they made it out of heavy lumber, but they don't tend to move it every day.
TO BE CONTINUED.... I will post pictures of the finished product. It's taking me forever 'cause I am designing it as I go along and have to figure out from scratch how to put together a wood frame, etc. etc. But yesterday I put on the roofing panels and it was a cinch, for a change .
Cheers, The Farm Lady
1948 Farmall Cub ("Lil")
"All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small, all things wise and wonderful, the Lord God made them all."
A couple years ago, we bought one of those small wooden storage bldg packages from Lowes and made it our coop. At one time, we had 3 roosters and about 25 hens in there. I wanna be a rooster in my next life
They soon became pets - a few of the hens would sit on your lap and eat right out of your hand. Even the roos would let you pet them sometimes. But we just could not get rid of the eggs - couldn't give them away. Funny how people would rather buy and eat those old washed out yolk eggs from the store than an egg with a dark yellow yolk.
So, we soon decided we were throwing money down a black hole, and gave the chickens away. I planted my mater plants in the chicken run - I got maters coming out my ears. Coop has been emptied and cleaned and is now used for storage.
1949 Cub 81987.
I can take it apart....problem is getting it back together.
Sure do like those real colored yolks instead of the pale store bought ones.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
Re: Chicken coup pics
/Users/clarenceburton/Desktop/IMG_0959_1.JPG Hope the pic comes thru - this is my combination "Cub shack/chicken shack" Built mostly from salvaged lumber from an old barn. Half of it is for the chickens and the other half is big enuf to store my cub tractor and riding mower & garden tiller!! Run electricity to it w/a drop cord. Next year plan to use the electrified mesh fence to deter coyotes, etcc.. w/see how that works.
Grandpa's '41 B
'56,,'57,'59,'71 Cub
'51 Super C
'55 Case SC
Fairbanks-Morse 3KW Generator
Dad's DB garden tractor
'48 DeSoto
'31 "A Coupe
'51 Ford PU
'55 Dodge PU
God looks out for those of us who don't know how to look out for ourselves!
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