Like the pictures that show each stage of the build. Not too sure about the nesting and roosts inside. Cute picture of the chick sitting by the galvanized pail!
This coop looks to be solidly built but there are no pictures of the details or the how to. Huge run and happy hens, I'll bet. I also am coveting the greenhouse in the back.
Good idea on how to make a fast simple coop out of wire and a pallet. pallet. This probably keeps the chickens from getting out and gives them a place to lay eggs but it won't keep anything else out.
Good example of re-using materials. I think you're right about putting double pallets on either side for walls. I like the tree truck doubling as a roof rafter.
Creative use of an old wooden swing frame. Looks pretty functional for a few chickens. Big uncovered run is roomy but I would worry about hawks because we have a lot of them here.
This has so many positives that it's hard to know where to start. Good explanation of the ideas behind your decision. Lots of pictures to clearly show what you went through. Awesome final coop!
Good article showing how you re-used that old shed. I like the roosts using L-brackets. I know the hens like the area under the shade tree. Great pics.
Well constructed run for a specific site. You have the luxury of having a predator proof barn for the girls to get into. As far as a run, this gets a good rating. As far as a coop-what Coop? LOL
I like the shelving used for roosts. Those guys did a good job of building your shed. It's nice to be able to keep the ducks and chickens separate. And good work on the patio!
