post your chicken coop pictures here!

[BantyChooks]

Here's my coop!
It has rather extensive damage from fallen trees and a failed attempt to drag it using a tractor, but it keeps my girls safe, so it's good enough.

 

[tprice417]

Here is a picture of my Bielefelder coop.

 

[SlickChick76]

If you haven't already, you should make a coop page and enter this in the coop and run contest, it i excellent!

Thank you, Cluckies,

I tried to, but got a message stating I didn't have the permission to do so- the Admins told me I needed to have a little more activity on the site before I can make a coop page. Even though I have been a member since March, I did more research as opposed to posting, which I just started to do recently.
No worries though- I painted the exterior today and hope by the time a contest roll around, Ill be ready! So appreciative that you think my coop is good enough for a contest!

danielle

 

[perchie.girl]

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they go by post count only... it wont take long ... Last I remember it was ten posts. but it may be more these days.

deb

 

[Ro-Ro]

From this dungeon......







To this....



To this, this afternoon





The roof was replaced with coroplast and 6 turkey and 9 chicken "condos" nesting boxes were added on as a lean to. It transformed the coop from a dark dungeon into a bright warm place for them to spend the winter.

That is a lot of space. I love it. I would go crazy adding more chickens to my coop. Lol The snow looks so inviting for a snow angel or some serious sledding

 

[JasonVideo]

We really love our clear roof. Makes the coop very cheery. The only caveat is that we have to cover it in shade cloth during the warm months.

 

[bruceha2000]

Here's my coop!
It has rather extensive damage from fallen trees and a failed attempt to drag it using a tractor, but it keeps my girls safe, so it's good enough.

Probably needed some rollers. Buildings of any size don't drag well.

 

[hillbillyreefer]

I will have to add shade cloth to the south side also. When closed up tight the greenhouse, made the same way, will get upto about 130F.

 

[BantyChooks]

Probably needed some rollers. Buildings of any size don't drag well.

Yep, I added some underneath, and got it hitched diffierent and it dragged fine. Got it from my neighbor's to my house, but I suspect if it was moved again it would completely fall to bits....

it's an old coop.

 

[TalkALittle]

Probably needed some rollers. Buildings of any size don't drag well.

Or crib it up, slide a sledge under, lower it back down and pull it on the sledge.