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Looks good, very portable.

Do you have a picture of it? Is the coop and run all one piece.

Yes the grass grows back quickly, as long as they don't stay on it too long. A couple/3 weeks later, there is a dark green rectangle on the lawn where the run was, their poops is excellent fertilizer...hah

Thanks for the heads up.

I posted a video on youtube about moving my recently built chicken tractor to fresh ground. My coop is 8x5 with a 16'x6' potable run

I have 4 -1 & 1/2" holes drilled at each peak and I'm pretty confident that will keep the moister down during the winter, it has worked well in the past. If not, I'll add a gable vent at each end, maybe a homemade 4x4 inch or so. Open eaves is a good idea, but I would be concerned that the...

The eaves are not open for ventilation, but that would not be all that hard to do. They would have to be weather tight during the cold winters here. Where I live in N/W Connecticut we don't get the extreme heat in the summer, but we do get some very cold weather in the winter (1300'...

It's going well. The hens at 13 weeks where shy and wouldn't come out much, but once they started eating the new grass that's beginning to grow here in Norfolk, Connecticut, they enjoy the run and spend alot of time outside. I have a tractor to move the coop, but a quad or reasonably heavy lawn...

I finished my new coop and my eight 15 week old RI Red hens have settled in nicely. It took a while for them to start coming out, but every day they spend more time outside. I actually built two identical coops on trailers and sold one, which helped pay for the other coop and trailer. more...

Opps, Sorry. I'm better with a hammer and saw than a computer

opps

Here is the under coop ramp

I finished the run. I cut a trap door in the floor and placed a ramp down to the grass below, with chicken wire around the legs of the coop. This gives the chickens an 8x12 area to do what they do without the rain or snow bothering them. I then built an 16'x6' run which I attached to the coop...

I finished the run. I cut a trap door in the floor and placed a ramp down to the grass below, with chicken wire around the legs of the coop. This gives the chickens an 8x12 area to do what they do without the rain or snow bothering them. I then built an 16'x6' run which I attached to the coop...

I finished the run. I cut a trap door in the floor and placed a ramp down to the grass below, with chicken wire around the legs of the coop. This gives the chickens an 8x12 area to do what they do without the rain or snow bothering them. I then built an 16'x6' run which I attached to the coop...

I finished the run. I cut a trap door in the floor and placed a ramp down to the grass below, with chicken wire around the legs of the coop. This gives the chickens an 8x12 area to do what they do without the rain or snow bothering them. I then built an 16'x6' run which I attached to the coop...

I finished the run. I cut a trap door in the floor and placed a ramp down to the grass below, with chicken wire around the legs of the coop. This gives the chickens an 8x12 area to do what they do without the rain or snow bothering them. I then built an 16'x6' run which I attached to the coop...

I finished the run. I cut a trap door in the floor and placed a ramp down to the grass below, with chicken wire around the legs of the coop. This gives the chickens an 8x12 area to do what they do without the rain or snow bothering them. I then built an 16'x6' run which I attached to the coop...