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Posted by Galen on October 03, 2005 at 18:29:10 from (216.96.53.222):
Well - I went to an auction a month or so ago, and came up with 40 pieces of tin about 12' long for $2. At another auction, I bought some 3" ringshank tin nails for a quarter. My neighbor gave me 25 telephone poles today (all are about 20' long). A couple of years ago, I bought 240 mobile home trusses for $35. Nephew dropped off 4 20' treated 2x6's and 5 10' 4x4's he scrounged. I figure that I have about $3 in material. My nephew and I started at about 10:00 this morning (3 OCT 05) and are about 3/4 done. It ain't the best lookin' coop in the world, but for the price it ain't bad. Might have to post a pic when I'm done. Thanks for all the ideas!
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