How store coop ONLY boots

[Loving my girls]

I love that but am afraid of spiders in my boots (coming form a woman that keeps tarantulas)

And we have cats who are keen to drop their prey anywhere.

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I once found half a mouse in my slipper
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[febane]

Mine are in the attached garage. Could use a utility room but I want the poopy boots totally outside the house.

My concern is not tracking wild bird droppings into the coop or run but to keep the dirty boots out of the house and keep my other shoes clean. I only wear my boots on my property, never off site, so I don't track anything from the feed store to the chickens. orthopäde schuhe herren

Yes, keeping dedicated boots for the coop is a great idea. To store them outside without exposing them to rain or insects, many people use small weatherproof deck boxes or outdoor storage bins. Look for one with a tight seal to keep bugs out—brands like Keter or Rubbermaid make good options. You can also add a boot tray inside to keep things tidy. If you want extra ventilation, you can modify a plastic bin with mesh-covered vents. It keeps the boots dry, insect-free, and right where you need them without tracking anything unwanted into the coop.