Back to Work on the DUCK HOUSE Pallet Shed!

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Published 2019-11-02

After many days of rain we are finally getting back to work on the duck house pallet shed!

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All Comments (21)

@wlcaplinger2535 4 years ago

How about "The Waddle Inn" , for the duck house ? It's a bed an d breakfast for ducks !
@OZARKMEL 4 years ago

How about "The Quack Shack"! :)
@candidethirtythree4324 4 years ago

My entry is Quacker box. LOL
@heidiw8406 4 years ago

I agree with someone's suggestion of "Duckingham Palace". Great video as usual.
@cheryltemple7188 4 years ago

The "Quacker Box". That's all I gotta say!!! Nice job!!!
@tamarasiegrist2776 4 years ago

Ha ha ha... Waddle Inn !! What a great Name!!!
@kevindickerson6267 4 years ago

I like "the quack shack"
@mikemorrison281 4 years ago

Capture the rainwater off the duck house roof to fill a swimming pool for them.
@richardanderson2411 4 years ago

Considering they run like horses out of a starting gate when you open their door, I'd call it Duckbill Downs, the home of fine feathered racing.
@debbiewhite3601 21 days ago

Throwback time! Lol Wood pallets are my absolute favorite building material! It goes so fast when you're throwing up 12 -16 sq ft at a time! I've built a goat shed, a small coop for bantam chickens, and even fence using nothing but pallets and scrap wood. Like you said, "The ducks don't care." Ive made that same statement about chickens or goats. They are perfectly happy as long as they can stay out of the wind and rain. Function trumps form. It doesn't have to be pretty. Especiallyon a tight budget.
@AuntDuddie 4 years ago

I vote for Duckingham Palace. I love the beginning of this video. It's so pretty.
@DeepSouthHomestead 4 years ago

I would take the forks on the tractor and lift it up and put treated 4 x4 s under the pallets to prevent rot and termites.
@deannamarie4149 4 years ago

☎️ "Duck Inn, how can I help you?" 🦆"Room service? Please send some watercress and quackers to us. Maybe a veggie tray and dried meal worms. ? " ☎️ "Yes sir, shall we add that to your bill?" 😆😉😆😉😆😉😉😆😉🦆🦆🦆🦆☮
@MrBill0523 4 years ago

Good morning! GREAT build! Suggestion ~ Jack up & put a PT Ground contact piece of wood underneath walls ~ Don't learn the hard way like I did! ~ Some pallets rot quickly with ground contact! ~ Going to try your English muffin recipe today! ~ God Bless!
@kathygirlygirl4109 4 years ago

Quacker Barrell or Duck Inn. Looks good. Can't wait to see a finished product.
@rodolfoplasencia4953 4 years ago

Love the new duck house! Kevin I use the bit that has a sleeve from DeWalt to drive screws easier. I'm not a screw driver but the sleeve helps me holding the screws in the bits. To protect the bottom of the walls, you can run an overlay of plywood like 2' ('=feet, for those who don't know. "=inches) high, and go all the way around. This, will be rotten in about a year or so no matter what but, it will protect the bottom behind it. Then once it gets a little enough damaged but not too bad, remove it, and place another. If possible, you can give a coat of bull to the bottom of the walls, before the skirt cover, and over the skirt. It will protect your bottom wall and your skirt. Then you can paint it a color of your choice. This was a great job indeed! Thank you for the Demo!!!
@annmittelstadt2938 4 years ago

Donald Duck's House is my entry. I love Donald Duck. Great job. Looks compfy.
@cathyversteeg3051 4 years ago

I loved the peaceful frosty intro.
@ladyjay6741 4 years ago

The Quack Shack. Good job you two.
@melisapalmer5870 4 years ago

Skunks not aloud. Only web feet. Not a name but a good quote. Lol.looks very good have a Great week ahead. Love and prayer for you guy's. 🦆🦆