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  1. ldirk7

    Poop board design help

    Alternatively I could just lower the current roost locations to a more appropriate height, and have trays in front and back and find a way to pull the other poop tray toward me at the door, maybe via rope system? Or just get in the coop 💁🏼‍♀️
  2. ldirk7

    Poop board design help

    @Sally PB makes sense! I’ll learn in time I’m sure! alright I’m currently sitting in my coop trying to plan. I have only 2 ft of space up in the front before I hit the window or the nesting box, but much more vertical space. Assuming the lower one will be 12 inches out from the wall… does 18...
  3. ldirk7

    Poop board design help

    @Chad Oftedal @Sally PB Thank you both, this is really helpful. A follow up question- the back of my coop is where the roof is the lowest. Is there any reason why I wouldn't be able to put the roosting bars more toward the front of the coop? Do chickens know front vs. back? There is a bit...
  4. ldirk7

    Poop board design help

    @Sally PB thank you! I misinterpreted the "above the nesting boxes" instruction for roosting bars, I thought that meant above the top. I will likely lower them tonight before they move in. Sounds like the trays might be better than nothing, so if I can't get the poop boards to work I could...
  5. ldirk7

    Poop board design help

    @Chad Oftedal thanks for your reply! I have 5 chickens right now, the largest being a light brahma. The rest are RIR, buff orpington, barred rock, and mottled houdan. We have thoughts of having up to 8 in the coop after some time has passed (like, a few years), which is why we have the 3...
  6. ldirk7

    Poop board design help

    New chicken owner over here! My new coop is about chicken ready, and I have poop board questions. My coop is Wichita style, and has 2 roosts going horizontal in the coop that are at the same height. I think I am out of space to do suspended poop boards like a lot of people do due to the nesting...
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