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Building a new coop

No bullying
Once I took down the wall, the coop became one big area, I do still have both feeders in there, and one waterer, I probably should put both waterer in also
Good!
Even tho they are pretty much integrated...the 'places to hide' and 'multiple feed and water stations' are good to have. They youngers will remain a 'sub-flock' until they start laying.
 
Couple photos of hens and chick's together
Taken from screen shots from alfred cam
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This has been very helpful, thank you for sharing this build. My soon to be coop will be a similar size.
I have a question about those lower floor vents. Wouldn't cold drafts coming in, be a concern for the hens if they happen to be milling around, not on their roosts?
 
This has been very helpful, thank you for sharing this build. My soon to be coop will be a similar size.
I have a question about those lower floor vents. Wouldn't cold drafts coming in, be a concern for the hens if they happen to be milling around, not on their roosts?
Thank you,
I have doors on the lower vents
( not shown in the pictures ), so I can close them if the weather gets to bad. Other than that I leave a couple cracked open for fresh air to help move the old stale air out on top. My chickens seem to be on the floor quite a bit, and it doesn't seem to bother them at all, I feel it is important to have low vents in the coop. I will take a picture today and post the doors.
 

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