post pictures of your coops

[First-time-raising]

Heres a picture of the outside of my coop, The outside is preety much finished. I just need to finish the inside, By adding vinyl flooring, nest boxes, and roosts.

Heres a picture of our brooder cage with the chickens in it inside of the coop.

 

[Reinbeau]

And is that the new chicken mistress? She's a cutie!

Oh, yea, and your coop is nice, too!

What are the overall dimensions and how many birds do you have to keep in there (for now!!

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[greginshasta]

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Originally Posted by First-time-raising

Before I started construction, I was going to build a salt box like that. The biggest issue was that I wanted enough space to let the wife have a potting shed. But I yearn for the simplicity of that structure. I really bit off a much larger project than necessary. Yours is clean and elegantly simple. Nice job.

 

[Scrambled Egg]

We build this coop in April but just added the walk-in extension this month. My chickens seem pretty happy with their new digs!

 

[First-time-raising]

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YA thats our 3 1/2 year old she loves the chicks

The coop is 8x10 and we have 13 layers that will take home in it.

 

[Redfeathers]

Come on folks, keep posting pics, this is a good thread.

 

[Zah-zah]

here's mine. I've got 3 chickens living in it. The coop is 4.5x3feet. The run is 45x15feet

 

[chickenranchwife]

First Time,
Your daughter is very cute. I like your brooder box, do you have the lights wired in or how did you do that?

 

[slystr]

Here ia my hoop coop. Functional not fancy.

 

[halo]

This thread has been so much fun to read...and read....and read....so many wonderful ideas, and so many incredible coops! I know people who don't live as nice everyones chickens here.

Earlier (I forget which post) one run had used cattle panels to form a round run, which I love that idea. Where does one find panels like that? On on this last post, I love the idea of the PVC pipe runs. I bet one could somehow fashion a very nice tractor that way, that would be light and move very easily. Would you mind expounding on how you used the PVC pipe and made the run with the netting over it? What a great idea. All of these posts are just fabulous....thanks for taking the time to post them.

Kathy