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  1. nminusyplusm

    New coop run - currently yard grass - what should we do ?

    I looked at it in photoshop and scaled it based on the 1/2" HC. The builder posted the correct dimensions. You have 3 sections that are each 3' long x 3.5' wide. Each section is 10.5 sq ft, giving you 31.5 sq ft. You also have the area under the coop (which should be around 3.5' x 3.5') or...
  2. nminusyplusm

    New coop run - currently yard grass - what should we do ?

    Chickens don't read codes. Just be prepared to deal with behavior problems. You might need to rehome somebody(s) down the line.
  3. nminusyplusm

    New coop run - currently yard grass - what should we do ?

    That isn't lots of room. I have 5 in a 4x7 coop and 8x10 run in a warm weather climate and honestly it's just barely enough room.
  4. nminusyplusm

    New coop run - currently yard grass - what should we do ?

    It's way too small: https://www.facebook.com/JBCoopsandKennels/?hc_ref=ART5V827CH8Y2qqLK9k96_fuo8XrobzTPoMGUPBJxqiV-k40bI0yaQOC0JybSodqg-E&fref=nf
  5. nminusyplusm

    New coop run - currently yard grass - what should we do ?

    Deep litter is less work. I'm in a neighborhood too and my coop is about 15' away from my neighbor's kitchen door and 8' from mine. DL keeps it smelling good and prevents flies from hanging around. The chickens do the work of turning it not you. Also your coop needs to do the job of keeping...
  6. nminusyplusm

    New coop run - currently yard grass - what should we do ?

    Also I see that you got at least 6 chicks? What are the dimensions of your coop? It looks too small.
  7. nminusyplusm

    New coop run - currently yard grass - what should we do ?

    Welcome to BYC! Can I ask why you don't want to do deep litter? I think it requires the least maintenance and provides the healthiest environment.
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