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Beth C:
I would love to have a copy as well - I really love your design and I\'m fairly sure anything I come up with on my own won\'t do it justice.

I haven\'t hatched anything, either. I got 3 eggs from my wheatens, none fertile. I do have a few test eggs in my incubator, mutt red thing X black cock bird - should be interesting. But wanted to test the bator and besides, anything that lays a fertile egg w/o lights on the winter solstice deserves to reproduce. ;)

QUADCH:

--- Quote from: John ---I plan to hatch a month sooner than usual.    
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YEA!

Cloverleaf Farm:

--- Quote from: John ---Even though I use LED rope lights in some indoor coops I\'ve decided to also use those old 7 watt Christmas lights that have been stored in the basement for year.  
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I just ordered some solar powered Christmas lights for my coops.  They aren\'t here yet, but they were only $20 per strand of 50 mini lights with the solar panel.  Can\'t wait to put them in!! Electricity to the coops is a problem here in this old house, hopefully this will be a great solution!

John:
I don\'t have a drawing, but here are some photos and a materials list.
(8) 8\' 2 by 4s
(4) 6\' 2 by 4s for the legs
(2) 8\' 1 by 6 boards (actually 3/4\" x 5 1/2\")
(4) sheets of 7/16\" OSB
A bunch of screws, some wire for the front and misc. stuff.

Guest:
Is the front 1x2 fencing?  What do you use around the openings...looks like white plastic?  Also do you bulk order all your bunny feeders if so where?  The only bunny feeders I have found local have sieves in the bottom.

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