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I put mine in the coop early on BUT have them seperated by wire or put the wire cage in the coop with the older hens and rooster. They can slowly get used to each other by seeing , smelling and talking but have the safety of the wire cage. When I do intergrate them, I make sure the pullets have...

I have 2 small pullets, 7 older pullets and six 1.5 yr old hens/rooster.......I started putting the 7 older pullets with the original older flock in the coop but kept them seperate with a wire fencing in the coop for 2 months, then I would let them all out to free range together in daytime after...

The speckled chicks are my Silver lace wyandottes, they lay speckled brown eggs, but tend to be a bit pecky when you pet them.

My friendliest are the New Hampshires in our flock (my son with his favorite when she was younger)with the RI Reds being second and the silver lace Wyandottes being the peckiest. So far my New Hampshire rooster respects me and has never tried to size me up, although Syler, my son, did get chased...

Thanks Tammy, I enjoy being able to go out and be inside the coop with the chickens, makes it easier for me to clean and makes me smile when I look out at it.

Great use, I have the old turtle sandbox and now I am thinking of using it for my next litter of hatchlings in the spring!

Purdy!!!!! Love the details and art on the front! Would never know it was made from pallets!

Interesting as I used repurposed items for my coop too....only cost I had in it was 49.00 for the flooring, everything else was from either what I had or my friend had. I love how you have the steps and levels for the chickens. I keep my water poop free as I hang it off the floor, so they have...

Purple love shack! Love it! Trap door and vinyl flooring are great!

Very helpful and insightful, love the pictures as I can see more of how it all works.

Looks like the kids love it and maybe wanted it for a clubhouse! Nice job and very stunning!

I like how it is movable!

I have a very happy flock with my rooster.....He gives the girls a safe feeling when free ranging and they do not have a problem with "pecking order" as he is the top one, so they all get along and don't pick on just one. He is cautious but not aggresive with me , as I have never challenged him...