Pictures of your coops!

[ErinG]

Our coop was made from mostly recycled materials - we had to buy a few things like screws and hardware cloth, but it cost us less than $200.

Of course we are already working on expanding it - go big people!

 

[MamaChic21]

Here's mine

 

[alchik]

Here's pics of my "no plan" coop. Still need to add a few things (Door, nest box, run, etc...). Looks pretty cheesy compared to some of the great coops I've seen here but hopefully it will suffice.

 

[AtholCoop]

Coop I built for a buddy of mine:

Twisted Coop I built for my Step-Mom and Old man:

Small 4x4 I built for yet another friend of mine:

Small 4x4 Tractor I built a few years back:

Coop I usually build several of a year for sale (3 this year):

Same as the last but with a swayback ridgeline:

One of my personal coops:

The other personal one:

Funny, that's the first time I've ever put all my work in one post at one time. I um might maybe have a problem...maybe.

 

[Kaitie09]

our chicken/duck/goat house

 

[Balvennie]

Some really nice coops here. Post some pics of mine when i can.

 

[chickenlickin8]

We converted our garden shed (12ft long X 4ft wide) up against our house into a coop......my DH is very handy! I have 8 new 10 wk old girls growing up!

We marked off the sidewalk and flowerbed

Poured the concrete

Added boxwoods, mulch, paint

Brick pavers, small window, trim and a wreath for the door!

Inside - DH built the nestboxes and I thought the green paint and tin signs would be pretty!

The open side of the coop where they can perch and sunbath. The floor of the coop is concrete which I covered it with 2 inches of pine shavings. Easy cleaning!

View from the coop

 

[mommto3kiddos]

Here is our coop - Total cost was $200..
- My husband is in the granite & marble business so we got tons of recycled wood from old torn down A-frames they had at the shop!

 

[Steadfast]

BEFORE:

AFTER:

cost? $1000...
You can see the step by step process with tons of photo at this link:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=494154

 

[chickenlickin8]

Quote:
That was a very creative idea...love it!