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A lot accomplished

If you have extra brown , put two in middle of roof , put two green to ends 🤔

The rattlesnake and copperhead pile. Be careful.

Aren't the chickens going to be super not in there unless the back wall is going to be sections of Hardware cloth type fencing

Another way to cut corrugated metal is to put a circular saw blade in the saw backwards ( teeth facing down ) and cut it that way. It works like a charm. Safety glasses and gloves needed for sure. Give it a try you’ll be surprised how quick it make the task.

Chicken building is looking great! Ideas are coming to light ✨️ 🤔 😊❤

Looks gggreat!!! 🥰🎶❤️🎶🌻🌻🌻🏡🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

I like the chicken wire, and clear panels suggestions

GAME CHANGERS😊💜 GARY THE GOAT. A compliment to your building skills😊 I love the goats ideal.✔

Nice

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Use what you have

Did you know that you can take a old circular saw blade and put it on backwards and it will cut that sheet metal

Gary I het your hands were tired cutting the metal. Looks good

Awesome job guys❤

grind of the ends of the screws, maybe????

You can use pool noodles cut to size then covered in either leather or burlap bag material around the doors you cut out for the animals so your animals can't get cut on the edges.

Brittany looks great. Nice to see her. Good to spend time together.❤❤❤

so how are you going to let Goats in and out using the door where it is located you will have to put a fence? Not sure whats your idea on that?

Doing great job on the shelter!❤

That poor dog in background looks starving. Skinny! 😮

Hello Mel and Gary, that shed turned out pretty nice, love the siding colours. If there’s a way Gary will find it. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

I love your intro. Been with you from the start

love the resourcefulness of using what's on hand to make such an excellent shed--

Hello Mel and Gary and Brittany!! 🙋‍♀️💕🦋

If you turn your blade backwards in your circle saw you can cut 5 sheets at a time easy and fast.

Your niece looks so much like your mom! 😊

Gary, why do you always bend over and saw or work with your material on the ground? If you bring the work to you, perhaps with saw horses your back will thank you with longevity.😊

Looking good😊

Where's the barn door, Scotty beam them in.

Gosh that looks so so good you two. Man what you all can create is so awesome.

I thought the barn was going to be added on to the house. So you can feed the animals and the animals can come into the house and eat at the table with you

Are you going to add any hardware cloth around the open bottom and edges to prevent snakes from getting in? Nice build!

you need to get one more pieces of green ten no brown 🥰😍😍🥰🤠🤠😎😎👍👍👍👍👍have a nice day

Looking good. Team work makes the dream work.

That's a lot of fire wood lying on the ground

Nice

What are you going to do for lighting? It’s going to be dark in that building, even during the daytime once you close up the roof and put the medal on the other side of the building.

What if you put a tranluscent panel at the top of the peak to let light in. The louver vents should work and could certainly be sealed in the winter tight.

Looks good just a idea on the inside you may want if you have mill wood around the bottom because when you use it for goats they are goats and butt heads and walls. I forget what UA-cam farm had the barn wall baned up by goats.

Looking good guys

Lookin good😊 Its going to be awesome.❤🎉

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I'd get the corners n cap they make for the metal

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Why not put the luvver cutouts...one in the door and the other on the opposite wall in the same place...that will make it easier to cut-out the one side and frees up the one side for pens without cut-outs!

It looks super nice. As others have suggested, perhaps put clear panels on the remaining roof that needs to be covered. I’ve seen this done on other channels for barns especially for calves and full size cattle barns. You’re making great progress! Best wishes!

Sorry jumped the gun! Lol

What about clear plexiglass for the back wall roof for extra light inside?

Make a vent in the door. A screen that can be closed off in winter.