Posted by smhimrod on May 06, 2012 at 13:22:35 from (209.191.209.46):
We are getting 6 chicks, egg layers(red star). First time for chickens. Kids are VERY excited. Anyway, I have built a 6 by 8 coop, insulated, on the back of a storage shed. I would like to run electricity to the shed for a heat lamp and lights. I live in northern MN so I am not sure if I will need to heat it somehow or if just the heat lamp will create enough heat. With that said... My questions #1- 15 amp or 20 amp breaker? #2- 14-2 UF wire or 12-2 UF wire to get to the shed? Price of wire is crazy, I have to go almost 150 feet. If anyone has any good pointers for raising chickens that would be greatly appreciated too. Thank you-SHON
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