Post pics of walk-in run covered in hardware cloth

[Schroeder]

My coop is 6 x 6, elvated 18 inches off the ground. My run might be larger than you'll want, but I don't have any space limitations. Maybe you can do something similar on a smaller scale.

 

[xke4]

 

[chicken_angler]

This is my quail pen:

And my Japanese/Sebright bantam pen:

The quail pen is made of wood on the sides, i know its not hradware cloth. Then my bantam pen is made of 1 inch chicken wire. Both are covered in flight netting, which is very expensive and strong.

I will try to get a pic tomorrow or Monday of my three coops and post them so you can see how our backyard looks.

Good luck!

 

[Squirtster]

Hey what are the dimensions of your run? and did you use 4x4s around the bottom?

 

[RJSorensen]

I would just like to say that there are some very nice looking walk in runs shown in this thread. Well done folks and thanks for sharing with photographs.

Best to you and your birds,

RJ

 

[smcdermott]

LOVE all the pics and ideas!

 

[Mellow1]

Looking at extending and modifying my girls run, got some solid ideas here, thanks for sharing your pics

 

[Squirtster]

Here is my coop and run. It is 16x20 and 6 Foot tall.

 

[yellowchicks]

Here is our 4 ft wide x 6 ft long chicken run. The height slopes from 6 ft in the front to 5 ft in the back to match our neighbor's fence height so it would not be too intrusive. However, notice how our 5'-9" tall teenager have to crouch to be inside the run to play with the chickens? Make the walk-in run as at least 6 ft tall, as large as possible would be the most ideal.

 

[lpfdco237]

Expensive, but worth it in the end.

I know I'm super late to the game on this thread, but what coop is that? Is it pre-fab or home-built? Thanks