This is so overwhelming...
We had chickens in the past and had a typical Amish type coop. We didn't like it. Cleaning it out was a pain.
Now we are starting all over. I"ve got 14 Buff Orpington Chicks in my kitchen and my hubby and I are trying to decide on what type of coop to buy.
***My hubby is not handy, he works in NYC (We live upstate), he travels and has NO Time to build his own, even if he knew what to do. LOL
So building one is not an option.
We were thinking about a resin shed, and hubby was concerned about the plastic and any leeching of chemicals to the birds.
Then my hubby found this....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Insulated-C...981?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3ccab36fe5
This is a great coop but very expenisve.
I told my hubby that my gut was saying that this coop would not be easy to clean.
I want a large shed type coop that I can walk in. I think it's easier to walk in and clean the roosting areas.
What say you all???
If you have any suggestions...Links are welcomed.
God Bless, "
Laura
We had chickens in the past and had a typical Amish type coop. We didn't like it. Cleaning it out was a pain.
Now we are starting all over. I"ve got 14 Buff Orpington Chicks in my kitchen and my hubby and I are trying to decide on what type of coop to buy.
***My hubby is not handy, he works in NYC (We live upstate), he travels and has NO Time to build his own, even if he knew what to do. LOL
So building one is not an option.
We were thinking about a resin shed, and hubby was concerned about the plastic and any leeching of chemicals to the birds.
Then my hubby found this....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Insulated-C...981?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3ccab36fe5
This is a great coop but very expenisve.
I told my hubby that my gut was saying that this coop would not be easy to clean.
I want a large shed type coop that I can walk in. I think it's easier to walk in and clean the roosting areas.
What say you all???
If you have any suggestions...Links are welcomed.
God Bless, "
Laura