Anyone have pic of Large coops?

[K-Chick]

I'd really like to see pictures of larger chicken coops. Any one out there have large coops?

 

[kuntrygirl]

I'd like to see some as well. I have 50+ chickens. How many do you have?

 

[K-Chick]

I only have 14 but I am looking at expanding ASAP cause I have lots of customers and not enough eggs.

 

[jimmoose]

This may help you. Its a 12x20 with a concrete floor with a run on each
end. Plenty of room to expand if need be as we have around 20 chickens
at present with 25 or so on the way. Room for plenty more nesting
boxes and we can open up both ends of the run if required. Presently
there is a garden in one end and we alternate season to season
with the garden. Great soil after the chickens roam for a few months
and they make quick work of the left over greenery from the garden at
the end of the season. We live on the coast of South Carolina and it
never gets really cold so it doesn't need to be fully enclosed. I have no idea where my wife found the pictures of one similar but it works well
and everyone is happy. On to the pictures:
jim

 

[Chirpy]

jimmoose: First.. Welcome to BYC! Second... great coop and run. What a great idea to have your garden 'with' your run area so you can alternate. Nice job.

 

[tryingtohaveitall]

Jimmoose,

Great setup! I am impressed! I love your idea of alternating the chicken run with the garden.

 

[ranchhand]

jimmoose, that is wonderful! Practical as all get-out, and easy on the eyes, too.

from Hollywood, South Carolina- whereabouts are you?

There is a thread for SC, here's the link-
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=127943&p=14

And that coop setup needs to be in the coop contest!

 

[ranchhand]

Almost forgot, I was so enthralled with jimmoose's coop.

K-chick, it you go all the way to the top of the page, there is a button for coop designs. It's fabulous, I look in there and

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[K-Chick]

Wow! Thats a great run and coop. And I did check out the coop design link at the top of the page. How about any coops that hold 50 to 100 hens. Maybe that category would be "huge" coops.

 

[ranchhand]

Quote:

, I think that's called a "barn"!