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Interesting. I have mole tunnels everywhere in the yard except in the chicken coop. When I move the fence the mole tunnels vanish. I presume that my little dinosaurs are eating the moles. :)

You're getting a bit beyond my knowledge. :) The people at your building supply store might be able to give you better information. I just know that we've got crushed blocks under one of our sheds because they were installed wrong.

Yes, you'll want a firm foundation so your blocks don't sink and let your coop tilt.

So you don't get harsh winters with frost heave there? If I'm right about that, you could certainly put your coop up on concrete blocks. They should be placed with the holes up and down because that's the direction that the strength is in. We have a shed that was moved by an incompetent...

Welcome to BYC. Where, in general, are you located? This is one of the places where climate can matter because there is a world of difference between a coop foundation in a place subject to frost heave and in a place not subject to frost heave. I can give better advice if I know what kind of...