Coop chair?

[ChickAsThieves]

Does anyone have a dedicated chair (for themselves) to sit in inside the run and observe the flock? Do you have one you bring in? I'm getting tired of standing!!

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

A little folding camp stool/chair works great because you can fold it up and store it (hang it, set it against the wall, whatever) when not in use so the chickens aren't climbing on it and covering it in poop.

 

[barred2rock]

 

[Bobby Basham]

Does anyone have a dedicated chair (for themselves) to sit in inside the run and observe the flock? Do you have one you bring in? I'm getting tired of standing!!

My run is screened in, but I have a "chicken observation Deck" on the outside.

Behind that roll of hardware cloth, there will be a small "chute" to throw out a few treats and other goodies for them. --BB

 

[21hens-incharge]

I take a plastic lawn chair in and out with me.

The camp chair would be easier.

 

[jthornton]

I have plastic lawn chairs and a plastic little table in the chicken yard all the time... every now and then you have to brush some poop off but it's a chicken chair.



JT

 

[aart]

I usually just grab a bucket to sit in the run, don't do it too often or for very long.
My coop is part of a large shed and there are a couple chairs in there.

Used to farm sit for a buddy, he had 'chair' in his pigeon coop that was attached to the wall and the seat folded up/down.

 

[Blue234]

I have plastic lawn chairs and a plastic little table in the chicken yard all the time... every now and then you have to brush some poop off but it's a chicken chair.

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JT

What chicken breed are those on you in the picture? They are so docile!

 

[Altairsky]

My chickens free range so there is no need of chairs in their run. They have plenty of chairs to poop on outside of their run. Though their favorite pooping spot is the iron table. They love to peck pieces of rust out of it. They'll never have anemia issues I guess.

 

[jthornton]

What chicken breed are those on you in the picture? They are so docile!

That's Monique and she was a Rhode Island Red hen.

JT