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I picked up a partial roll of coated (welded?) wire fencing at Habitat for Humanity. I used some for the door to my hoop coop.
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I picked up a partial roll of coated (welded?) wire fencing at Habitat for Humanity. I used some for the door to my hoop coop.
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(during construction)
Yes and you also used hardware cloth, reinforcing the welded wire. Nice looking hoop coop! I am currently using 2 hoop shelters covered by tarps, for my sheep!
 

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Yes and you also used hardware cloth, reinforcing the welded wire. Nice looking hoop coop! I am currently using 2 hoop shelters covered by tarps, for my sheep!
Thank you.

The entire structure is covered with hardware cloth, including an 18"-24" apron. We have every predator here except bears, wolves, and bobcats.

The tarps don't last long in zone 8a, so I put woven shade cloth over the tarps. It's keeping the back area dry, even in tropical storm conditions.
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I’ve built those for chickens, put tin on top to keep it dry. It takes 2 people. Use 1x4s for slats on inside and screw the tin on outside. When finished, cut off screws on the inside so you don’t snag yourself.
 
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