I did it.! No laughing please!

[Hawkeye95]

First of all, I see nothing to laugh at- not in the least! This looks like a very adorable coop!! I think you should be proud of it! It turned out very well! And the bunnies are a sweet addition!

Cute that they all cuddle together.

 

[ChickInDelight]

That looks like a nice set-up! If you have a tarp over the run, I would wager that the chickens very rarely opt to go inside. I had no ideas bunnies like to play with chickens!

 

[trooper]

I think you done good.People want to put to much into a coop.The chickens don't care as long as it is what they need.I like the set-up and I really like the idea of the bunnies.It is entertaining for the chickens,the bunnies and you when you set and enjoy them.Well done

 

[terrilhb]

Very awesome. I think you did a fantastic job. If I tried to build one it would not be liveable.

 

[JellyBeanCee]

I think it looks great! I'm in the building process too and hope mine turns out as well as yours did! Good job!!!

 

[iBoodle]

Awesome!

 

[navasima]

Thank you all very much for the encouragement. Needed that!

 

[slatemnt_farmer]

Its fine the way it is.

A thought tho ,

Why not close the front in a little and put something kinda like a doggy door for them to go in.

I've found out that dampness is an enemy.

Anything can be turned into a coop as long as its cheap or FREE

 

[navasima]

I lucked out slatemnt_farmer - here in Albuquerque, dampness is rarely any trouble

Back in Va. (just moved to NM last year) - quite the opposite!!

 

[slatemnt_farmer]

here in NC it seems to be a rain forest lately.


My favorite thing to use for coops is pallets. They are plentiful! I've even seen people use them for larger things such as hay barns.