I also have a question........ a henhouse drawing that I've done while trying to "visiualize a saltine cracker box with the ends chosen for people-doors facing North/South, and an inside doorway inside middle of henhouse" down on paper goes like this - two part henhouse: North side holds the roosts and a set of feeder/waterer, two windows in this room (opposite sides-roosts face opposite windows), two pop-doors-one each under a window, two large pens as in West/East pens. The people door on the North side opens up going inside towards a roost, to prevent an escape out the people door from roost.
South side holds the nests built on top of one another in each corner of this room and a set of feeder/waterer, windows face each other, with a pop-door under the left side of each window, two large pens as in West/East pens. The people door on the South side opens up going inside towards a pop-door, to prevent an escape out the people door from pop-door.
Both West pens are separated by an inside fence, and same for both East pens.
Now, with four pop-doors that don't face each other kept open and four large pens - and hens in each pen supposedly - would I be trying for trouble between 2-3 roosters kept in this area?
Each rooster would have some hen time without another roo breathing down his back.
South side holds the nests built on top of one another in each corner of this room and a set of feeder/waterer, windows face each other, with a pop-door under the left side of each window, two large pens as in West/East pens. The people door on the South side opens up going inside towards a pop-door, to prevent an escape out the people door from pop-door.
Both West pens are separated by an inside fence, and same for both East pens.
Now, with four pop-doors that don't face each other kept open and four large pens - and hens in each pen supposedly - would I be trying for trouble between 2-3 roosters kept in this area?
Each rooster would have some hen time without another roo breathing down his back.
