You have a really nice coop!
Putting the finishing touches on the new coop. It has a sliding coop door, multiple windows and vents to open/close depending on the season, a hatch for the clean out tray, and 2 German Shepherd puppies to watch over its new inhabitants
My new coop. I am so proud of it. My hubby did it all on his own and took about 6 months working weekends only. It has cement and rebar under all the exterior walls and across the door opening which keeps things out very well. We have covers to go over the hardware cloth openings in the winter or in case of really bad rain. But we've had some hard driving rains and the inside stayed surprisingly dry. This faces the road that runs in front of our house. And we have two grazing areas for the birds so we can rotate them to regrow grass, etc.Inside is still a work in progress. Roost bars were added just after this photo. Plans are in the works to add a PVC pipe system for feed, grit and such.
Wow it's amazing!!!I am very proud of the work he did! He is not a builder at all and this thing is rock solid! Our neighbors thought it was a guest house with all the work he was putting into it
I tore down our 30 yr. old redwood and cedar deck and used the 2x6s to build this coop for my 8 hens.
awesome, looks safe, and we'll thought out. Have u thought about a gravity fed watering system? Just some PVC a container to hold water and the poultry nipples. Any way looks awesome
Welcome to BYC JustinGreetings everyone, My name is Justin and I am new to BYC. I am located in Denver, CO and have been chicken-keeping for the past 3 years. Here are some pictures of the coop I made back then.
Your coop is so adorable! I love how you made it look like a little cottage
I love it! It's so cuteGreetings everyone, My name is Justin and I am new to BYC. I am located in Denver, CO and have been chicken-keeping for the past 3 years. Here are some pictures of the coop I made back then.
