Got ambitious today, so I built this box to mount on back side of barn up at the farm. About 2.5 hours to rip, glue and screw.
http://www.scvas.org/pdf/cnrp/BuildingBarnOwlBoxes.pdf
Maybe a bit late in season, but will mount it anyway see if any owls decide to nest it.
If anyone is interested, heres the link to plans; Barn Owl Box
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That looks like a neat project. Dennis
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Done with box, just need 3" wide strip of board screwed to backside to lag bolt to barn. Hopefully get mounted today to barn.
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keep us up dated if you get them to use it thats good you r doing that my hat off to you .