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The name JayBird made me think back on how many bird houses I have built thur the years. It’s a whole bunch for different type birds. This one was built special for a very special couple.

Not a JayBird house but a Martin house. This was the 4th one I had built from this design. The other 3 were white & hunter green. This was the last one I built & is the only one I did with the Big Orange paint scheme. Took about 3 months to finish & get put up. I have everything to build one more but that’s not gonna happen.

Hoping the Big Orange can get it done for JayBird this year!!

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#329
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Orange Sunset said:
The name JayBird made me think back on how many bird houses I have built thur the years. It’s a whole bunch for different type birds. This one was built special for a very special couple.

Not a JayBird house but a Martin house. This was the 4th one I had built from this design. The other 3 were white & hunter green. This was the last one I built & is the only one I did with the Big Orange paint scheme. Took about 3 months to finish & get put up. I have everything to build one more but that’s not gonna happen.

Hoping the Big Orange can get it done for JayBird this year!!

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That’s just nothing but awesome
 
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Orange Sunset said:
Where? I'm not there but know the area

Bluebird is what I've done the most. I have a template. (1) 1"x6"x6' fence board will do one. Old fence boards can be found here on the curb
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Crap, I meant to tell you. She was raised in Camden. And yes, we have about 500 ft. of wood line now so I figure at least 5 maybe 6 bluebird houses. Going tomorrow to get some dried corn on the cob and making a squirrel feeder. Put a 4X4 in the ground and drive 9 or so gutter spikes in and then grind the heads off sharp. Tap the cobs on and away they go. Hoping that keeps them away from the feeders somewhat. Also getting about 500 lbs of corn tomorrow to continue feeding the deer. Starting to move to Hoptown in earnest. If you are up our way, stop in. Maybe have some pellet grill chicken or ribs!!!
 
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