One thing I have changed is that my dollar tree dish bins for nest boxes needed to be screwed down on to the rail in the back. As my hens got heavier, they started tipping the bins despite the anti-tip bar I had installed under the bins. Since I have added the screw to the dish bins, there have been no more incidents of the bins tipping. I only needed one screw in the middle of the rim of the bin, so if I have to remove the bin for any reason, it's still really easy to remove and clean.
My original idea was to move the chicken coop to fresh grass maybe every month. In reality, the chickens scratch and dig up all the grass and I did not want to turn my backyard into a dirt parking lot. So I have basically set the coop in one place and just left it there. I turned the dirt chicken run into a deep litter chicken run filling the run with leaves, wood chips, grass clipping, and just about everything else I pull out of the garden that the chickens will eat.
Other than that, I am very happy with my coop and I think the changes I have made have been for the better.
My original idea was to move the chicken coop to fresh grass maybe every month. In reality, the chickens scratch and dig up all the grass and I did not want to turn my backyard into a dirt parking lot. So I have basically set the coop in one place and just left it there. I turned the dirt chicken run into a deep litter chicken run filling the run with leaves, wood chips, grass clipping, and just about everything else I pull out of the garden that the chickens will eat.
Other than that, I am very happy with my coop and I think the changes I have made have been for the better.