this is a chicken coop that I built at school it is eight by six and the hoops are ten foot long pieces of rebar. the base is free angle iron that was donated to our schools welding shop. The end of the coop is a light duty diamond metal mesh that was $65 for the entire sheet. The hoops are attached together by a 1/4 X 1/2 piece of metal. There are three of them spaced every 32 inches apart.

I have two of these coops for broilers it is 5x16 and has no bottom for the birds to eat grass

This is for broilers it is 8x6 and holds 20-30 birds

This is a movable chicken tractor that I made be myself. It is 8x16 feet and is on an old wagon rack. The chicken tractor is called Fowl Play. Made of old barn boards it cost me only time and forty dollars in screws and nails.

this is a chicken coop that I built at school it is eight by six and the hoops are ten foot long pieces of rebar. the base is free angle iron that was donated to our schools welding shop. The end of the coop is a light duty diamond metal mesh that was $65 for the entire sheet. The hoops are attached together by a 1/4 X 1/2 piece of metal. There are three of them spaced every 32 inches apart.

this is a chicken coop that I built at school it is eight by six and the hoops are ten foot long pieces of rebar. the base is free angle iron that was donated to our schools welding shop. The end of the coop is a light duty diamond metal mesh that was $65 for the entire sheet. The hoops are attached together by a 1/4 X 1/2 piece of metal. There are three of them spaced every 32 inches apart.

foulplay
Jul 27, 2012

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