Post pictures of your coop!

[Farmgirl283420]

I started this thread because I am curious to see everyone’s coop! Post pictures of the outside, the inside, the run, explain why the coop works for you, and how many chickens you have. I’ll post pictures of my coop later.

 

[Logar]

It’s just a boring old OverEz that kinda sucks but it works fine for my 6 chickens.

The run is way too small but they free range most of the time and my chickens all get along very well so it isn’t too big of a deal. I still tried to make it as good as I could

 

[Farmgirl283420]

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It’s just a boring old OverEz that kinda sucks but it works fine for my 6 chickens.

The run is way too small but they free range most of the time and my chickens all get along very well so it isn’t too big of a deal. I still tried to make it as good as I could

It’s nice that they can free range! I also really like that you have some toys and a lot of perches for them in their run! And the coop looks nice and clean.

 

[Dominique King]

I am going to be posting a video on my Youtube channel about that soon.
Here is a link to my channel!
https://www.youtube.com/@SupaAlfaWulf

 

[aart]

I would encourage everyone to make an article about their coop so you can post a link instead of all the pics.

Here's mine:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/aarts-coop-page.65912/
I spent months browsing here to learn before building so nothing much I'd change about it.

 

[Farmgirl283420]

I am going to be posting a video on my Youtube channel about that soon.
Here is a link to my channel!
https://www.youtube.com/@SupaAlfaWulf

Thanks! I look forward to seeing it.

I would encourage everyone to make an article about their coop so you can post a link instead of all the pics.

Here's mine:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/aarts-coop-page.65912/
I spent months browsing here to learn before building so nothing much I'd change about it.

I really like your coop and run!

 

[lnewcomer]

I started this thread because I am curious to see everyone’s coop! Post pictures of the outside, the inside, the run, explain why the coop works for you, and how many chickens you have. I’ll post pictures of my coop later.

 

[lnewcomer]

I just completed the new addition to our older coop. The original was enough for 20, but we now have over 50. The new one has a single level perch, which the ladies love, to prevent politics in the coop, they have about 23 feet of perch space, in the new addition. I am experimenting with the sand versus wood chip cover for the poop trays. The lighting was found at the Restore. I selected back silver bar because of the ceramic sockets, for the winter heat lamps. We are in central Montana and see -38 at our home. It is fully insulated. The entire project cost under $3000, and is open to the older coop. We have 20 acres of field for the "run" so they dont have a enclosed wire space. They have numerous hiding locations for the wind and weather, however, there is enough space for several days of inside living , if needed

 

[Farmgirl283420]

I just completed the new addition to our older coop. The original was enough for 20, but we now have over 50. The new one has a single level perch, which the ladies love, to prevent politics in the coop, they have about 23 feet of perch space, in the new addition. I am experimenting with the sand versus wood chip cover for the poop trays. The lighting was found at the Restore. I selected back silver bar because of the ceramic sockets, for the winter heat lamps. We are in central Montana and see -38 at our home. It is fully insulated. The entire project cost under $3000, and is open to the older coop. We have 20 acres of field for the "run" so they dont have an enclosed wire space. They have numerous hiding locations for the wind and weather, however, there is enough space for several days of inside living , if needed

Wow! I LOVE your coop! Thanks for sharing!

 

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