I believe I have seen a pattern.. or link to a base done with cinder blocks.. Molly help me here.. I believe in the green house forum is a hoophouse thread, well plenty of them.. and from there you can fins the cinder blocks.. or do what I do and just google it.. daves is usually the first to pop up anyway.
Pics of My Hoophouses for Luvs
what I was thinking was burying the cinder blocks a bit so to help keep the digging and scratching down a bit. But of course mine would not be moved around per say.
Somebody said Pheasant OH! i have been coveting those birds from afar for 2 years and afraid to take the plunge.
I think burying the cinder blocks is a very good idea protection from termite's and cut down on the digging and will lower it a little. GOOD IDEA Luvs
I will have to wait until my pox is under control i don't dare move even a feather right now.
But i have the plans Thanks!!
I dont dig down to bury, I place what ever is on bottom and then get the tractor and build up the base. Thanks to hubby i have a very large dirt pile to get from.
Here is a wild grouse a guy in our saddle club caught on a trail ride last year.
frans530,
Sorry been out all afternoon and rushed to feed and water everyone so this is my first chance to sit at the computer. I think that thread might have been on GW. They built a kneewall (called this cause the height is usually up to your knee) from cinder blocks (or cement blocks) all around the perimeter of the GH leaving an opening for a doorway. They attached the cattle panels to the top of the kneewall (this could be done using plumber's metal straps, inexpensive stuff). The plastic went over this. I don't remember how they attached the plastic film.
Fran I'm out of daylight for that picture. Sorry.
MollyD
Cajun how come you keep showing me that grouse i covet it so bad and i don't know where to get one.
You just lovin pullin my chain............
Anybody got any Grouse?? know where i could get one??