What's Missing?

[Jeremy76]

 

[azygous]

"Furniture". Chickens enjoy stumps to rest on, a low perch along the front of that nice glass wall to enjoy the view, partitions to duck behind if a bully is in pursuit, shelves to jump up onto when needing to rise above the fray.

 

[Jeremy76]

"Furniture". Chickens enjoy stumps to rest on, a low perch along the front of that nice glass wall to enjoy the view, partitions to duck behind if a bully is in pursuit, shelves to jump up onto when needing to rise above the fray.

"Furniture". Chickens enjoy stumps to rest on, a low perch along the front of that nice glass wall to enjoy the view, partitions to duck behind if a bully is in pursuit, shelves to jump up onto when needing to rise above the fray.

Awesome! Thanks for the advice, I will definitely work that in.

 

[WIchickMama]

The only thing to "fix" might be the gap at the bottom of the door. I keep mine tight and flush so nothing can get in (snake, mouse, etc)

 

[Huntmaster]

Welcome to BYC looking good is that your first coop build.

 

[azygous]

I have a glass wall in my run, and the low perch in front of it is the most popular in the run. Notice how chickens love stumps to rest on. It makes them feel special. The partitioned area in the rear is chicken jail part of the year, and a chick brooding pen for a few weeks in spring or summer.

 

[Weeg]

So jealous of both setups!
I agree with @azygous, other than that your area looks amazing!

 

[Pierre duck drake]

The ducks!!!

 

[aart]

Looks good!
Well, I don't see any chickens.

Is that metal at the base of the walls?
Does it go down and/or out as an anti-dig device?

Welcome to BYC! @Jeremy76
Where in this world are you located?
Climate, and time of year, is almost always a factor.
Please add your general geographical location to your profile.
It's easy to do, and then it's always there!

 

[Jeremy76]

The only thing to "fix" might be the gap at the bottom of the door. I keep mine tight and flush so nothing can get in (snake, mouse, etc)

Thanks for pointing that out. Snakes are certainly a threat in my area.