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The work had continued without him, part of a wall built. It was just being hammered into place on his return. His admiration for the female just grew, watching her go without stop. Nothing would be slowing her down when she put her mind to it. Hadley examined the small set up, one wall missing. That would be fixed quickly enough. Grabbing some pieces Hadley hurriedly worked on throwing the last side together. It hadn't taken him long to smooth the stumps luckily, so they wouldn't wait on that.
He nodded his head at her words, agreeing on the simple design. That would be the easiest. Just a box with a single opening into it, raised off the ground. He finished the wall at the same time the roof was done, and attached the fourth part. He examined it carefully, wondering about hinging it open. A few carved wooden pegs solved that problem, attaching the wooden pieces like a puzzle. That would be perfect for access. Hadley nodded his head at her question, lifting it up. His muscles bulged as he moved, careful to support the freshly built coop. Dropping it was the last thing needed at this point. Huffing softly he placed it down on the stumps, glad Dixie had been aiding him on the other side.