I dont want to get rid of them!

Quote:Oh no! isnt there something you can do?!

 

I always spread a little bit of lime stone in the coop and in the run. It helps alot.

 

Put their water outside the coop. The poop hardly smells at all when it is dry. Are you using bedding material? I also use lime when I have a stinky area. Try some fly traps.

 

What kind of bedding do you use? Try rice hulls with some sweet PDZ stall freshener. And, use fly tapes plus the fly parasites to reduce flies, or, set-up an automatic fly spray system.

 

Chicken poo smells ... like ... chicken poo. Some people don't mind it, others really have an issue with it. You might want to consider putting sand in their coop. The poop doesn't sink into it and you can scoop the poop out, which would cut down on the smell. Also, hang vanilla scented car air fresheners. Flies stay away from those.
Good luck -

 

You really need bedding. Just cleaning daily doesn't help the smell, as you've seen.
I have 29 meat chicks and 20 hens right now with almost no smell. Dry bedding is the key.

 

Quote:pine shaveing well help too if ur not useing bedding at all

 

Use the type of lime you get for your soil, at a garden center or feed store.