Tony-P- wrote: Tue Sep 01, 2026 7:09 pm Great looking job Chris you've done really well there mate, birds look well at home in there
good luck with them mate

Cheers just get them though the moult now and start learning again lol and get them healthy lol

Buster121 wrote: Tue Sep 01, 2026 3:22 pm Great job Chris, 8 already lol

Lmao I know stick loft will be full before you know it lol

I have had my hens locked up in there hen boxes but I wouldn’t personal do it for long length of time.

I clean ones a day, it’s defo for me tho as I just like
Being in the loft again and sitting with the birds and watching them.

It looks good and always nice too get out and about

They need a bath haha but the birds seem much happier now and I’ll get this 5days treatment out the way and Hopfully start getting them into some health

Rdhd Danny wrote: Tue Sep 01, 2026 8:35 am Done a fantastic job mate

Yeah I had a few lofts in the past so the basics are easy to get right and the air flow quite good just forgot how many dam feathers there are when. They are moulting

Built a door and feeder, all front are on :) birds are treated for mite also and in the shed haha

I’ll get photos tomorrow of them once there settled and time to get them in healthy for breeding


Definitely looking the part now Chris!!

Well done!!



Cheers mate it’s amazing you can with ...

Buster121 wrote: Mon Aug 31, 2026 8:31 pm Well done mate looking really smart, hope you got something over vents to stop the critters getting through

Cheers lol the only going to be the of spider or bug

Hi all,
Found out recently from my estate agent, that my landlord is looking to sell the property, so I’m currently on the hunt for a new place.
As you can imagine, top of the priority list is finding somewhere we can keep the birds. That currently involves jumping through hoops with developers ...