Enclosed Run PICS?!?!?

[georgiagail]

Newest "duplex".

 

[7L Farm]

Here's my newest run haven't finished it yet.

 

[hannakat]

Here's mine. About 8x12 with the 5/5x4 coop integrated. It is attached to one side of our shed, so the wall you see inside is the side of the shed.

 

[Jaxon4141]

Here's another one. Run can be from 5' to 100' in length.

Can be covered in winter time or when it rainy out. Very wind resistant. Wire sandwiched poly.

Or it can be cover like this if I need shade and rain proofing.

It's not hard to move from one garden bed to another and lets me have chickens in the garden and still be able to grow a garden without my chickens getting into what they shouldn't.

 

[Thespoiledchicken]

Here is mine. Still needs painting and I still need to remove the plastic (used to winterize). It is kind of an L shape that connects 2 coops, we can keep it open or close it off and make 2 separate runs

Trish

 

[helomech]

An old outside pic of mine. The chickens free range, so not even sure why I built this for them.




And a more current pic of the inside. Decided to put our meat rabbits in it.

 

[ScottM]

Jaxon, how is your run supported/built? Is that 2x4 wiring strong enough gauge to just stay up?

 

[Jaxon4141]

The end pieces of each section add stiffness to each arch. They are very sturdy.

 

[ScottM]

I've seen fencing like this in the store, but it came in a roll, seeing your other photos of it under snow makes me think tat isn't the same stuff.

About how wide and tall is it?

 

[saludarob]

This is my new coop and finished run