Looking for plans

[Arve]

I am looking for plans for a medium to large coop with or without running area.
Anyone know of a good source? Free or $$$$ plans, don't matter... I prefer paying for the plans as you usually get better ones.
Thanks a lot.

 

[yellowirenut]

Look for shed plans then convert it to best suit your needs (number of birds, type of birds and climate)

here are quite a few from amazon
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_p...8&node=228013&field-brandtextbin=Plans Design

 

[conny63malies]

Black and Decker has a fab. book called "the complete guide to contemporary sheds" pretty much all of them make great coops as well. Contains the plans as well and material list. i think the Clerestory Studio(10x10 ft) would make a awesome coop.http://www.blackanddeckerbooks.com/description.asp?isbn=1589233352&subtopic=1

 

[crazzzymike13]

I'm about to build this coop. Very simple but good. You could make it bigger if you want.

 

[mikecnorthwest]

www.thegardencoop.com

 

[SunnySideUpCoop]

http://www.sunnysideupcoops.com/DIY-CHICKEN-Info.html Here are a few books that have some great chicken coop plans. We used the DIY Chicken coop plan book to get started. It was easy and although we have made a few modifications it is a good place to start.
Best of luck with your chickens.

you're going to love them!
Kristen
Florida

 

[OldGuy43]

Personally, I prefer the "What do I have available, let's make it out of that!" theory of planning. It's amazing what you can do with some scrap lumber and a few pallets.

 

[Plottner]

I like the plans from Purina Mills.
http://poultry.purinamills.com/stellent/groups/public/documents/web_content/ecmp2-0160674.pdf

 

[kimmypie]

We are using plans from cleancoops.com