post your chicken coop pictures here!

[ploub]

I posted pictures of my two coops earlier. I added a large limb to one of my coops and the chickens love it. I also used an old curio cabinet for nesting boxes

Nice use of recycled material.I like the tree limb.

 

[jtbass2756]

Ploub.....I absolutely love your coop.

I would call it a cadllic coop.. Would love to have one that big...Enjoy
Wish I could get my hubby to go along with enlarging...he's just not into my chickens.

 

[Stumpy]

But three is definitely our limit...definitely.

Mwuahhahahhaha!

 

[Crazycomb]

Nice use of recycled material.I like the tree limb.

Thank you! My girls like is so much they started fighting over it so I added a few more out in the yard. They prefer the natural limbs over boards for roosting.

 

[jessbailey30]

 

[Crazycomb]

Nice setup!

 

[Stumpy]

This is my coop which is actually a chicken tractor. What do you think? It is 6 ft. wide x 15 ft. long x 10 ft. tall. Is there any features you recommend? I have more pictures at this site http://greatestchickentractor.com/ I would love to hear your suggestions or questions.

That is absolutely gorgeous! I'm off to read about it on your link.

 

[aart]

This is my coop which is actually a chicken tractor. What do you think? It is 6 ft. wide x 15 ft. long x 10 ft. tall. Is there any features you recommend? I have more pictures at this site http://greatestchickentractor.com/ I would love to hear your suggestions or questions.

Nice slide show and explanation...but would like to see way more construction details.

 

[Mekare]

We finished it yesterday! The big chicks spent their first night out there last night. How long do they need to get locked out there in chicken jail to think of it as home?

 

[carolbeau]

How long do they need to get locked out there in chicken jail to think of it as home?

I think I read 4 days on MyPetChicken.com, but it broke my heart to leave mine there that long. I gave mine a lot of supervised time out (but didn't let them free range during the early days). After mine started going out, It probably took another week or so before they consistently went *inside* the coop each night. Mine kept trying to roost on the ramp leading up to the coop... Each night for the first couple weeks, I went outside and picked them up and put them inside the coop to show them. They figured it out pretty quickly and once they got big enough to jump up to the roost, they love it.