The most efficient chicken coop

[Theladiesandagentleman]

Except for the window on the door, where is the ventilation?

 

[IdyllwildAcres]

Except for the window on the door, where is the ventilation?

It's a horrible coop, anyone can post anything and call it whatever but its too small and as you point out, not enough ventilation.

Gary

 

[chickencheeper]

Except for the window on the door, where is the ventilation?

Idk, there are a few things I’d change and that’s one of them. The reason I posted it on here was for everyone to give their input about what they’d change

 

[Soon2BChixMom]

Where are you looking? The trees off to the left look like Japanese maple trees.

 

[IdyllwildAcres]

Where are you looking? The trees off to the left look like Japanese maple trees.

give it a few more seconds, you will see.

Gary

 

[chickencheeper]

Where are you looking? The trees off to the left look like Japanese maple trees.

They’re shown well in the background at 6:47

 

[chickencheeper]

She stated briefly that she lives in New England. Maybe she has a growers license in Massachusetts

 

[Rose Quartz]

I was scrolling through YouTube and found this video. It is The most officiant chicken coop I’ve seen so far. Our Coop has or larger wire even though we have many predators. It’s a very very well executed chicken coop, the YouTube one that is. we have also been looking into rain water collection and this gives us a great idea. DISCLOSURE:I am not the maker of this video, this design belongs to someone else

hay on the run "floor" hadn't occurred to me. Linoleum is something I actually wanted to try because I thought it might be easier to remove the stuck on stuff.

 

[chickencheeper]

hay on the run "floor" hadn't occurred to me. Linoleum is something I actually wanted to try because I thought it might be easier to remove the stuck on stuff.

Me too with the linoleum but our run is basically a giant compost at this point cause of all the straw

 

[Rose Quartz]

Me too with the linoleum but our run is basically a giant compost at this point cause of all the straw

I would imagine it would get quite soupy here. When it rains it rains for weeks. If there was a way to keep plants growing in the run that would be way better. but I doubt that's plausible. I wouldn't feel it necessary to clean the run. What I want to do is have multiple runs and rotate which one they're using each year, and then the one from the previous year could be used as a garden space.