Suncast Storage for food and meds?

[Atchurch]

Merry Christmas, y'all!

We're running out of room in our storeroom and I thought that getting all my chicken food, vitamins, calcium and meds (like my hen healer and stuff) out of there, and would be better off in a shed. But don't know which is the best. I looked at Suncast small plastic sheds for this. Do you imagine it would be rodent proof? I keep open bags in a metal trashcan beside the run with a tight lid and chain across the top and through handles with a carabinier to secure it. That keeps my food dry, even in big, Texas storms and stuff.

What are y'all's thoughts?

Appreciate the feedback, in advance!

 

[Sally PB]

In addition to critters getting into the shed, consider the effects of heat and humidity.

 

[Atchurch]

In addition to critters getting into the shed, consider the effects of heat and humidity.

Right. Any suggestions on a storage shed for all of the possible issues? I don't want to buy several bags of feed only to have them go moldy...although, they're going through their food faster now that my 4 littles are big now. Lol. They'll be 18 weeks on the 29th, so basically I have 13 grown birds now.

 

[Sally PB]

If it's outside, you have to consider the heat (Texas, right?) and humidity. Both of those can ruin feed, meds, and supplements.

 

[Atchurch]

I mean...I would have room in the house for their little essentials in the house. The feed takes up the most room in there. I'm asking for good alternatives to keeping them in an outside shed.