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Beautiful! Unfortunately that’s a bit too large for the space I have to work with.

No, actually I haven’t. I’m not sure why I didn’t think of that.

Any chicken coop brands that’d be cheaper than this whole project?

When you have no skills at all, it is pretty hard.

I’m beginning to think this was a bad idea :gig

Makes sense. I’m thinking out loud here , but that is helpful. Woulda plastic shed be easy to ventilate?

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Heartland-Common-10-ft-x-10-ft-Interior-Dimensions-10-ft-x-9-71-Feet-Rainier-Gambrel-Engineered-Wood-Storage-Shed/4460103 This would be good to split in half. About 100 square feet, so 50 on each side.

Yup, I noticed that. I personally don’t want to go much more than 1,200 dollars, but if it’s under 1,400 that’s probably okay.

Oh... you are right. Seems I misread the price. I’m working on a budget right now, but I don’t think that one is in it lol.

I’ll definitely look into that. Thank you.

Yes, of course I know they don’t roost (Except for Muscovy ducks.) Ducks aren’t all that intelligent in such situations. I figure perhaps using a poop board to help with that, or just splitting the coop.

Of course, but thanks 😊 Thank you! That shed is 8x12, so how many roosts for 10-14 chickens if I wanted at least 4-6 square feet per bird? I do realize that. I wish I had a better way of doing things, but with my budget i can’t really afford two sheds. I like my girls, so I won’t be getting...

That makes so much sense. I feel dumb now, but thanks. So a wood shed would be my best option? By the way, what do you recommend me to purchase for roosts? (This would be used for ducks and chickens)

Thanks. I wouldn’t have food or water in it either, but with ducks comes moisture. I’m a fan of this one. If the price works out, I think this is what I will go with. (But I’m very picky, I keep changing my mind, so we’ll see) However, I can’t see if it’s OSB or Particleboard that’s in use...

I feel like wood would be nice to have.

Thank you. Since I’m looking to have waterfowl in my coop, I really want something that lasts. Perhaps I’ll check Lowe’s again and see if they specify what material is in use.

Does OSB last, or will it fall apart when it contacts moisture?

That’s what I meant.

What do you all think of this.... https://www.suncast.com/bms8100-tremonttm.html I’d add roosts and ventilation somehow, and make it work for both my chickens and my ducks. I chose against wood because most wood sheds are made with particle board which would never hold up with waterfowl or...

I think it’s what I’m going with, but probably not the particle board version so it will hold up to both chickens and ducks.