10x10 run -To Big-

[Alex S]

I want my first coop and run to have plenty of space and for it to have a 10 chicken capacity. but a 10x10 run would be too big. Is there any other way? I can't free-range them. is there any hope?

 

[RojoMarz]

I want my first coop and run to have plenty of space and for it to have a 10 chicken capacity. but a 10x10 run would be too big. Is there any other way? I can't free-range them. is there any hope?

Too big? Do you mean you don't have space for a 10x10? What size space do you have for a run?

 

[Nor-Cal Chickens]

I have a 20x10 run and still wish I had made it bigger. (especially since I have the space for it) Trust me, go as big as possible

 

[EmmaRainboe]

I want my first coop and run to have plenty of space and for it to have a 10 chicken capacity. but a 10x10 run would be too big. Is there any other way? I can't free-range them. is there any hope?

You might be able to get away with a slightly smaller space if you go for bantams.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

I have a 20x10 run and still wish I had made it bigger. (especially since I have the space for it) Trust me, go as big as possible

What is the max size you can make it?

 

[Alex S]

I have a 20x10 run and still wish I had made it bigger. (especially since I have the space for it) Trust me, go as big as possible

Ok

What is the max size you can make it?

I guess I could go 10x10 if I did something like this... Is it hard to build a run (or coop) without any blueprints??

 

[Alex S]

Nevermind I can use 10x10 run

 

[Nor-Cal Chickens]

What is the max size you can make it?

To keep it aesthetic I could go as much as 10X50

 

[Manhen]

ask the chicken how big.

 

[Sally PB]

If you want to have 10 chickens, plan on 100 square feet (10 sf/chicken). 10x10 would give you that, and is not too big.