Thanks for all the tips. I will make sure to cat and bird proof the enclosure. That how-to site is awesome! I am fortunate enough to live in a townhouse with a backyard that can only be accessed by going through my home. Meaning there is no gate to my backyard. The yard is still rather large even though it is a townhouse. A thief would have to hop several fences to get back here I am getting the female next week and will post some pics. I also purchased a very large 54" vision cage for the indoors in the winter. Chucks rock and I am glad to be part of this forum with you guys. Thanks again for the help.


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Thanks and Take Care,



Geoff Orr

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• Outdoor Enclosure for a Chuck - rincon, Mon Jul 7 01:21:58 2003
• Here is a photo... - johne, Mon Jul 7 07:08:19 2003
• Here's looking into the pen itself... - johne, Mon Jul 7 07:09:31 2003
• RE: I kid you alot Mr. Ed but your pen skills are quite good :0) - eve, Mon Jul 7 11:19:05 2003
• Here is Gus Rentfro's "How to" section... - Johne, Mon Jul 7 08:14:48 2003
• RE: Wow! - JohnStyner, Mon Jul 7 10:24:00 2003
• Thanks John... - Johne, Mon Jul 7 12:29:29 2003
• RE: all eggs are still good - JohnStyner, Wed Jul 9 08:53:50 2003
• RE: Size Matters >>>>> - dvl, Mon Jul 7 18:39:42 2003
• RE: Size Matters >>>>> I have always always told you that John> - eve, Tue Jul 8 00:19:25 2003
• Hey...that's not funny anymore...> - johne, Tue Jul 8 06:41:29 2003
• RE: Hey...that's not funny anymore...> - eve, Tue Jul 8 08:49:37 2003
• RE: Outdoor Enclosure for a Chuck - rincon, Tue Jul 8 00:12:45 2003
• RE: Outdoor Enclosure for a Chuck - rincon, Tue Jul 8 00:14:45 2003