Chicken newbie in need of guidance with coop

[aart]

Build a bigger coop, a walk-in would be very nice during Michigan winters....
..with a large solid roofed run.
Save this tiny coop for next years new chicks, build run door large enough to fit tiny coop thru.

 

[eaking]

Yeah, if you can't modify it to be what you need it to be, keep it for when you get more (you will) or if / when you need to isolate one of them. Hopefully it wasn't too expensive.

 

[Christal075]

Yeah, if you can't modify it to be what you need it to be, keep it for when you get more (you will) or if / when you need to isolate one of them. Hopefully it wasn't too expensive.

About 125. Not bad. I’m repurposing the kids old playhouse into a coop. The bargain was my son wants a tree house ( so do I!!!) and my daughter wants a bunny ( ugh) but I made the deal so I must commit

 

[aembry1]

I just built a 10' x 10' walk in coop for my chickens. I have a smaller coop inside of it that is a bit bigger than yours. I also have another coop that I will be attaching to the outside of it that is about 4' x 8'.

 

[rosemarythyme]

Save this tiny coop for next years new chicks, build run door large enough to fit tiny coop thru.

x2. This could be a pretty decent outdoor brooder since it's well ventilated and would be roomy enough for a few chicks to grow up in.

Or (and I don't know much about bunnies) but since you said your daughter wanted a bunny, and this was advertised as a hutch, you could turn this into the bunny's home?

 

[aart]

I’m repurposing the kids old playhouse into a coop.

Playhouses can often be too small too.....tho probably looks huge compared to the tiny coop/hutch.

Or (and I don't know much about bunnies) but since you said your daughter wanted a bunny, and this was advertised as a hutch, you could turn this into the bunny's home?

Ditto Dat!