Coop house clean up

You need a door large enough to reach into the coop with a rake or shovel or whatever suits. My coop is 8 feet long. One side has two doors 3 feet wide as tall as the side of the coop (4 feet) . Opening these enables me to reach into this coop that is 24 inches off the ground to clean it.

Chris
 
I like pine shavings the best. And lately I've been using the extra small shavings, looks almost like sawdust, but not dusty. Pine shavings are the most absorbent material I think.... :-)

also: I like throwing leaves in my chicken yard. They love to scratch around in them and can mulch them down in no time! lol
 
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Thank u... Any suggestions on what to use for the floor of the coop house... I'm using sand for the run but what about the coop!?
I use leaves from oak trees throw handful of meal worms or scratch on top every am hens turn manure into leaves blends into beautiful compost. Coop is ice free no smell no bugs cause floor is raised off ground covered with vinyl and I spread DE once a month. Compost in coop is dry and cold due to our Maine climate come spring I put wheel barrow under the 4'x8' window on hinges, rake out and wheel it to my garden. Fertilizing garden and spring coop cleaning done in one fifteen chore. I micro manage and multitask all things on our four acre mini homestead. We love our country lifestyle hope your coop is perfect for your situation! Enjoy your birds ours are awesome parts of our small flock.
 

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