New winter coop finished!! Upgrades on my BYC page.

[BTufts]

Gorgeous!

You're giving me some great ideas for my next coop!

 

[Steve B]

O.K. - I must be blind. But, how do the chickens get in?

 

[M To The Maxx]

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I was thinking the same thing!

 

[patman75]

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The chicken door is on the side between the garage. There is no picture of it. I put it on that side to reduce drafts/wind from entering the coop. On the first picture there is a door to get into the run between the garage and the coop. The chicken door/ramp is right behind it.

 

[poultrypatch]

NICE, NICE COOP !!! Love the way it all blends. Looks great. Bet your girls will be happy...along with their roo. We just finished a second one that's on the same idea as yours but our door is on the high....6 ft...end and windows on each side...back , 4ft high is solid. All of our eaves are ventilation too that can be closed in severe weather.
Happy wintering.
Liz
Rochester, MA

 

[Omran]

that coop is a piece of Art, it is very neat and well build thank you for sharing.

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[mightieskeeper]

Very nice chicken coop! I like the matching vinyl siding. I bet it makes Momma happy!!!

 

[highcountrychickens]

Oh it's BEAUTIFUL!!!

 

[gsim]

Great looking coop. It matches house so well and surely cannot be offensive to neighbors. I really like the overhang at the egg door. So many do not think of that until it is too late.

I would consider adding hardware cloth mesh 1/2" x 1/2" all along bottom to discourage coons. They are notorious for reaching thru the welded wire fencing to decapitate chooks. If you have a dog out there tho, 24/7 then do not bother.

 

[Mahonri]

Great job!