post your chicken coop pictures here!

[tiffphares]

this is the first one, we are working on another one right now.

This is such a cute coop!

 

[jtbass2756]

I have a question that I need some advice with,,,,,I am at this time fixing a daytime run out of chicken wire and pvc. My question is...how to get them from the coop/run they have been use to. I didn't get them as babies. I got them the last of May and they were pullets about 7 mo old. A couple of them have gotten more cozy with me as they started laying. But how do you all get them to the other runs/tractors and back. Can't let them free-range due to predators and can't allow then to stay in it overnite because it is not reinforced against nighttime predators....HELP

 

[tiffphares]

here is a coop i just "threw" together yesterday. it is built out of some heavy duty pallets i picked up at work. gonna put some hardware cloth on the floor and add some wheels to the back legs,it's heavy! other than that so far i've only spent $4.09 on a box of nails building it!

I plan on using pallets too-not sure I could just "throw something together" though...I'm not that handy. Will have to have my hubby take a look at this coop because maybe between the two of us we could put something simple like this together

 

[poorchiknfarmer]

LOL...wish you lived closer, I would get you to 'throw" together a coop for me!!

Ha i hear that, it was some work

 

[poorchiknfarmer]

I plan on using pallets too-not sure I could just "throw something together" though...I'm not that handy.  Will have to have my hubby take a look at this coop because maybe between the two of us we could put something simple like this together

post pics when you do!

 

[Angelak]

Tiffphares I think that the 3x4x4 would be plenty big in my opinon,plus u could always do add ons later if built with that in mind.

 

[mllehen]

Just set this up which we purchased from greenchickencoops.com. So far so good.

 

[KilnChick]

The box you see outside is actually what I store my hay in

 

[Zig Man]

I would get some Tyvek plastic cover it then get some ceder fence boards i got some at a fence company for 50 cents a board will make your coop look better and be insulated never used hardware cloth.Check out home depot they have this plastic sheeting that looks like metel it's perfect for roofs

 

[jtbass2756]

I plan on using pallets too-not sure I could just "throw something together" though...I'm not that handy. Will have to have my hubby take a look at this coop because maybe between the two of us we could put something simple like this together

anxious to see some more pictures! LOL I want to do something similar but I'm a visual person.....LOL....got to have pictures