. Built and used by poultrymen;. Poultry. Coops, Runs, Pens just enough to tack on the strips. One-inch mesh wire netting 6 ft. wide and 14 ft. long is used — the extra 2 ft. to close up one end. A coop of a hen and chicks is placed at the front or open end. A similar portable run can be made from four saplings 8 ft. long. CAVANAUG-HS FEEP/XG PEN FO£ CM/CK2> ^ The. Standard JZOOW/VG- f>Af>£.fi 72'/vtesH. A Pen that Protects the Chicks' Food Get these in the woods; sharpen each end, stick one end 6 in. in the ground, and then bend the other end down and stick it into the ground. Keep t
. Built and used by poultrymen;. Poultry. Coops, Runs, Pens just enough to tack on the strips. One-inch mesh wire netting 6 ft. wide and 14 ft. long is used — the extra 2 ft. to close up one end. A coop of a hen and chicks is placed at the front or open end. A similar portable run can be made from four saplings 8 ft. long. CAVANAUG-HS FEEP/XG PEN FO£ CM/CK2> ^ The. Standard JZOOW/VG- f>Af>£.fi 72'/vtesH. A Pen that Protects the Chicks' Food Get these in the woods; sharpen each end, stick one end 6 in. in the ground, and then bend the other end down and stick it into the ground. Keep the four ends on each side in a row and cover the saplings with wire netting in the same way as the carriage rims were covered. No strips are required when the saplings are used. 137. Another Use for the Rims. A feeding pen for small chicks can also be made from carriage rims. Use two rims and nail a few plastering laths on them, keeping the lowest lath 4 in. above the ground. Cover the upper portion of the pen with roofing [87]. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Chicago, Ill. , The Big four poultry journal
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