Comments on: Eglu Chicken Coop http://boakes.org/chickens/ nice of you to drop by. tea? Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:52:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-hemorrhage hourly 1 By: Tijuana http://boakes.org/chickens/#comment-280276 Tijuana Fri, 02 Jan 2009 02:05:04 +0000 http://boakes.org/chickens#comment-280276 I love this idea. I live in the city, and yes I have one rooster, 2 rabbits, 7 cats, 2 dogs 1 perekeet, 21 pidgeons and 1 mockinbird. I was thinking of buyin 2 hens so I could have eggs. I love this idea. I live in the city, and yes I have one rooster, 2 rabbits, 7 cats, 2 dogs 1 perekeet, 21 pidgeons and 1 mockinbird. I was thinking of buyin 2 hens so I could have eggs.

]]> By: sophie http://boakes.org/chickens/#comment-233918 sophie Fri, 25 Jul 2008 18:04:49 +0000 http://boakes.org/chickens#comment-233918 of course the eglu are not on this site that im talking about I have a question if anyone could ask it. Well... How much do the chickens roughly coat? Because i can easily build a chicken coop over the weekend or something. Im trying not to spend loads of money thats why i wouldnt buy an eglu. Just thought id say, seeming ass im using this site. Thanks of course the eglu are not on this site that im talking about

I have a question if anyone could ask it. Well…

How much do the chickens roughly coat?
Because i can easily build a chicken coop over the weekend or something. Im trying not to spend loads of money thats why i wouldnt buy an eglu. Just thought id say, seeming ass im using this site. Thanks

]]> By: sophie http://boakes.org/chickens/#comment-233915 sophie Fri, 25 Jul 2008 17:58:18 +0000 http://boakes.org/chickens#comment-233915 i'm no exspert, i'm actually only a kid who wants a chicken or two but i've looked on the net and they cost roughly $250 to $400 the coops. i also think that the eglu is kinda small, i mean i'd want a bigger place for them to stay in but then im not the person buying one. It costs more if you want it with or with the run part. You can choose from many colours such as: red, blue, green, grey, yellow and pink (i think thats the colours) i’m no exspert, i’m actually only a kid who wants a chicken or two

but i’ve looked on the net and they cost roughly $250 to $400 the coops.

i also think that the eglu is kinda small, i mean i’d want a bigger place for them to stay in but then im not the person buying one. It costs more if you want it with or with the run part. You can choose from many colours such as:

red, blue, green, grey, yellow and pink (i think thats the colours)

]]> By: chicken lover 181 http://boakes.org/chickens/#comment-226438 chicken lover 181 Wed, 09 Jul 2008 07:54:55 +0000 http://boakes.org/chickens#comment-226438 which is better to buy , an eglu or a normal chicken coope made of woood?? do you know a place where they sell cheap eglu's?? please help me , i need to know!!!! which is better to buy , an eglu or a normal chicken coope made of woood??

do you know a place where they sell cheap eglu’s??

please help me , i need to know!!!!

]]> By: Allie Miller http://boakes.org/chickens/#comment-210306 Allie Miller Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:30:26 +0000 http://boakes.org/chickens#comment-210306 where can i buy an eglu in London and how much do they cost? do they come with the chickens? where can i buy an eglu in London and how much do they cost?
do they come with the chickens?

]]> By: Bob Riley http://boakes.org/chickens/#comment-205205 Bob Riley Thu, 15 May 2008 21:15:52 +0000 http://boakes.org/chickens#comment-205205 Get yourself booked on one of the <a href="http://www.omlet.co.uk/courses/" rel="nofollow">Eglu courses</a>. I sent my partner on one at Leicester the other day, she had a great time and came back with a free range egg which apparently tasted delicious. It only cost £10 and she was given tea and cake made with Happy Eggs. Get yourself booked on one of the Eglu courses. I sent my partner on one at Leicester the other day, she had a great time and came back with a free range egg which apparently tasted delicious. It only cost £10 and she was given tea and cake made with Happy Eggs.

]]> By: Rich http://boakes.org/chickens/#comment-148685 Rich Sat, 02 Feb 2008 10:39:56 +0000 http://boakes.org/chickens#comment-148685 Hi Alison. One thing I will note though is that whilst travelling around Cambodia, in every one of the tribal villages we visited, dogs, pigs, ducks, and chickens were often living in the same communal spaces and got along fine - so I suppose it depends on your dogs really. Hi Alison. One thing I will note though is that whilst travelling around Cambodia, in every one of the tribal villages we visited, dogs, pigs, ducks, and chickens were often living in the same communal spaces and got along fine - so I suppose it depends on your dogs really.

]]> By: alison leeland http://boakes.org/chickens/#comment-148502 alison leeland Fri, 01 Feb 2008 22:45:37 +0000 http://boakes.org/chickens#comment-148502 Can I have chickens if I have dogs? Can I have chickens if I have dogs?

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