[Scottyhorse]

Not mine, found it on the internet. Looks similar to our bucks' shelter... We used apple crates!

http://s231.photobucket.com/user/marcuspcarr/media/Goats/CIMG0031.jpg.html

 

[Scottyhorse]

Thanks for sharing that pic Sydney, I also need a shelter for my buck when I pull him from the main herd an don't want a real big one. The only thing I think I would change is make it 2 pallets long instead of the one. My buck is almost 200lds so might need alil more room plus he will be sharing it with his buddy a 170ld wether. I will try to post pics of mine I built ThreeHavens when it stops raining.

No problem! I am sure you could add on to it easily...

Here is an idea for warmth I saw on a chicken forum:
Someone in alaska made a coop, and on the inside they took chicken wire, and stapled it inside the walls, then stuffed straw between the walls and the chicken wire.

 

[Scottyhorse]

Me too!

 

[Scottyhorse]

We have a Ceneca (spelling is bad, I know) facility in our town. Outside, they have a TON of pallets, just stacked out there, not being used. I am going ask if I could have some, would be helpful to make the kidding stalls with. I would also use one to create a half door for the buck shelter.. Maybe a creep feeder in the doe pen, also. We already have lumber just sitting around, so I am sure that I could come up with something.
Besides, who could resist a 14 year old girl in 4H? Hehe.