Downsizing the flock, so this coop needs a new home.

We're cutting back on birds and don't need all this housing anymore. We've kept both chickens and ducks in this one, and it worked great for both. It's built for North Dakota winters and ready for your flock. Use it as a coop again, or clean it out for insulated storage or a kids' clubhouse.

- Brand new green treated plywood floor. Ducks are messy, and treated plywood holds up to it.

- Fiberglass batt insulation in the upper walls and ceiling, sealed behind wrap. We left the lower walls bare on purpose, because birds love to eat insulation. This way they stay warm and the insulation stays out of reach.

- A low pop-door opening that ducks can waddle through, since they don't use ramps

- Northland-built with a brown metal roof and matching trim

- Double doors with a lock handle

- Window on the back wall

- Gable vents on both ends

- It's the right size for a starter flock, a duck house, a broody or grow-out pen, or storage

$3,000

MOVING: Buyer arranges moving. It sits on skids and is ready to go. Dakota Shed Movers moves sheds for Northland, so they know these buildings. Call them at 866-568-7175 for a quote to your place.

ALSO FOR SALE: A custom insulated 12x18 Northland barn coop with a spray foam floor, radiant barrier, two windows, four chicken doors, nesting boxes and roosts, $8,000 (the same build is $11,570 new, delivered). Take both for $10,000 and you'll have the best-housed birds in the county.

Message me with questions or to come take a look.