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Oh the roof is on hinges, and you can lift the whole thing up, sweep out the old stuff through the door and dump the new stuff in. It takes about 5 minutes.

Ok thanks, I was thinking his math was wrong, but I see where you guys are going. sorry about that.

Quote: Uh, no, that's wrong. You're thinking cubic feet I believe. Length x width has always been the way to get square footage.

Me and Elvis (our Barred Rock)

sounds like fun! I'll talk to the missus and see if we can make it. What burb of Portland are you in? We're in Vancouver.

Here's a picture of the chickens next to the coop so you can see the scale of it.

Quote: We have a Jersey Giant, 2 Rhode Island Reds, 1 barred Rock, 1 Light Brahma, and 1 White Silkie. The coop is actually 3 x 4, so that's 12 square feet in the coop alone. 2 feet per bird is what I read is best for free range chickens. Plus the 3 x 8 run, that's another 24 feet. They spend...

We used an old closet rod, about 1 1/2 inch diameter. The chickens seem to enjoy it.

Here is the coop my wife and I built with some help from our friends. It's a 2x2 frame with real wood siding for the walls, there are 2 roosts inside, and a light for when the night start getting cold. With the sign my wife made: Finally with the run attached. It's 8' long and fully enclose...

Another Vancouverite here! We have 6 chickens we raised from chicks, they're all about 8 weeks now and finally look like chickens. From left to right: Abby and Peep (Rhode Island Reds), Nugget (Light Brahma), Patty (Jersey Giant), and Yipp Yipp (White Silkie) From the top! Patty, Nugget, Abby...