- Apr 12, 2010
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We bought this shed at Lowes. It took us a day to put the structure together but it is an ongoing project....never ending project...that I just love. So here it is:
This is a run we just put up. We still need to put up the hardware cloth etc.
This run is made using a 4' dog fence. We added on to it to make it taller using T posts. We put sunshade fabric up to protect the girls from the horrible heat we get here. I have pop doors on both sides of the coop so that the chickens can move from one side to the other. I can always close up one side when doing cleaning or if I add new chickens to the flock etc. Eventually I would like to add another run on the back side.
I bought these cute little planters at Dollar General for $1.30. They were on clearance. Not real heavy duty but they work. I'm growing some Kale that I will be feeding to my chickens.
My chickens roost in the rafters so to keep them from hurting themselves getting down, I put an old wood ladder in.
Here's my chicken tractor. We didn't build it. I bought it at a garage sale...new...never used
I use the tractor as a day pen. I lock all my chickens up safe and sound
at night in the big coop. I have 8 hens and 3 roos. Their names are Oprah (BR), Whoopie (BR) , Darth(cochin bantam), Cluck Cluck(cochina Bantam), Goldie(SL), Red(RI), Peanut, Cocoa, Hoot(Americanas), Scratch(cochin bantam), and Breezy (Secrest). I would REALLY like to add some silkies to my flock. I'm trying to hold out until spring time BUT Ideal Poultry is just a hop and a skip away
Thanks for asking to see my coop. I really enjoy my chicken TV and spending nights reading BYC. I didn't discover BYC until after we bought our shed/coop. I am always amazed at all of the creative coops on here. Looks like we're all birds of a feather
This is a run we just put up. We still need to put up the hardware cloth etc.
This run is made using a 4' dog fence. We added on to it to make it taller using T posts. We put sunshade fabric up to protect the girls from the horrible heat we get here. I have pop doors on both sides of the coop so that the chickens can move from one side to the other. I can always close up one side when doing cleaning or if I add new chickens to the flock etc. Eventually I would like to add another run on the back side.
I bought these cute little planters at Dollar General for $1.30. They were on clearance. Not real heavy duty but they work. I'm growing some Kale that I will be feeding to my chickens.
My chickens roost in the rafters so to keep them from hurting themselves getting down, I put an old wood ladder in.
Here's my chicken tractor. We didn't build it. I bought it at a garage sale...new...never used
I use the tractor as a day pen. I lock all my chickens up safe and sound