Great job,I built a similar coop,maybe a bit longer,but then,i decided to cut a roof opening for light and sunshine,covered with plexi-glass,then I was able to plant grass seeds and plants for them to have growing greens and a lot of insects,like cucumbers,eggplant even 5 CORN plants,and i would gather worms from my garden and"replant"them deep enough,after that i rarely feed them myself,except for veggie peels,my next project is to raise snails,i"ll triple my egg production,witch is around 10/day with 8 brides and two roosters,the biggest of the two is almost 4kg....!!!!...WATCH FOR MINKS.....!!!!!
MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
One takeaway I can see from your project is: wife totally involved in helping; of as great or greater importance is your daughter observing (from time to time when not playing) her mom and dad working together in harmony and creating something. Should be of value later when she wants to do or make something, she can go to mom and dad for advice/help. Hopefully, this will pay great dividends in her later years. Good example for her.
I built a chicken coop similar to this one but I live in Eastern Ontario so I had to insulate the living quarters. I used 2x4’s with 3 1/2 inch batts. I also had an electrical connection for a heat bulb. I build a guillotine door for the living quarters that I could raise and lower by means of a pulley system. It also was constructed using 2x4’s with insulation. To stop predators from digging under the coop, I installed wire mesh on the floor of the coop. Building this coop was a great experience and I got a new appreciation of just how fascinating chickens are.
My dream is to own a small piece of land to establish a homestead. I just started work as a fresh grad and i still have a long way to go but videos like this keeps me motivated to pursue my dreams :)
Your coop is one of the prettiest/classiest and fanciest 👌🏽 coop builds I’ve seen so far, you do tie with April’s W. newest coop though! I just wish you would’ve filmed more of it! There’s a theme with your videos and that is you leave out a lot of the steps. It’s like step 1 and suddenly you’re at step 3 and 4. And you also have it match the beat of whatever music and that would be fine if there was more demonstration. I don’t mean to be rude or critical, I’m just a fan of your work and would like to see more of it. This is a beautiful coop and hope it’s served you, your family and your ladies (chickens) well! Pls keep building... pls show more footage 🤘🏽
A trick I learned: run a 24-30-inch apron of hardware cloth on the ground around the coop and stake down the edges. It'll go a long way to keeping foxes/raccoons/whatever other predators you have locally from digging under the frame and snacking on your birds/eggs.
RE that was an awesome video. I am writing from the Big Island on a ranch. We have 25 acres and our chickens are free-range. The flock is getting older and I would like to start another flock, smaller for myself. The other group are my sisters. This coop is awesome. I may take me 10 years but I never back away from a challenge. Mahalo from Hawaii
I'm about to build my own, inspired by yours, in a (low cost) and different version, with pallet woods for the finish, it's my first experience let's see what it will brings. Thanks for the inspiration, it's a good looking and functional chicken coop, keep with the awesome work, best regards from Italy.
Love your coop! ❤️ Pretty and functional. Depending on where you live though, you might want to add some hardware cloth on those little open areas above your door. We've had some critters get in our coop through the smallest holes!
This is amazing - we just got 6 chickens so this will be perfect for us. Printed the plans! Just one question, what color paint did y’all go with? It’s beautiful.
Cool coop! As long as no raccoons come to raid the coop by opening the latches and no skunks or groundhogs dig in you're set for a long time. You could also tarp some of the sides for a snowy/frigid winter if needed. Your birds don't even have to put up with rain on their backs. That thing looks like it will last many generations of chickens.
Build it & they will lay. Amazing coop! People need to understand that it's not just a chicken coop, but also a structure that you have to look at in your yard. So there's no such thing as "overkill". If you can afford it, have the means to build it, & you had fun doing it, then I say why not!.
That really is nice and excellent work. I have a great coop that my Son in Law built but now the little Bantams need a play yard. I am an old gal and hope that I can get some help getting it done.
This is just superb, I have been researching "hen coup" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Machaaldity Coop Blaster - ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got cool results with it.
Thank you for the easy to comprehend plans! As a technician, your plans is the closest to as-builts that I've seen. I'll have to modify a bit for budget and Pacific NW weather, and will post photos when I complete.
wish I could do something like this to my coop but I need to consider about the cleaning, maintenance, the chicken's sleeping tree (because they're the breed that sleeps on branches and high place) and the predators like snake, water lizards and human.
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "small chicken coop and run" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Machaaldity Coop Blaster - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my friend got amazing success with it.
EvanAndKatelyn There are many factors in creating an amazing design. One place I discovered that successfully combines these is the coop magic tactic (google it if you're interested) definately the most useful info that I've heard of. Check out this unbelievable website.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to uncover work coop designs try coop magic tactic (just google it ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.
There are many components to doing a pro job. One place I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the coop magic tactic (check it out on google) definately the no.1 course that I've heard of. Check out this awesome resource.
Built this last year and turned it into a cat house. They have a tunnel from the house to the coop. The coop is on a concrete paver patio we stained the same color. It offers a great retreat without threat of predators. Added some lightly burned maple shelves cut it in urethane and a second hole as a peach for them. Then just put in a modern outdoor loveseat, a rug, some 12x12 pillows into the nesting boxes and shelves inside the roost. A few pull threw gate latches and some live plants. It just makes the back yard pop and gives the little guys a place where we can all lounge and hang out outside under the shade giant elm and catch a cool breeze. photos.app.goo.gl/PmDRkGd2Z58coExm8 photos.app.goo.gl/iUGjMU33jKygjMAs9
Love the look and sturdiness. We have acres and want to roll our coop around to new areas. Think the birds will be happy and keep it sanitary, maybe even fertilize those areas. If you would put your talents to that upgrade. I've seen an idea I also like, a solar powered bug zapper for fresh bugs for the birds. Sounds good to me.
Nice clean design. Thanks for posting the plans. It’s helpful to review details when thinking about my own design. Now that you’ve had it up and running for a couple years, would you do anything different?
The number 1 chicken coup on UA-cam is the one that moved itself around the yard. Nothing came close after I saw that. That's as close to free range as you can get without compromising the predator risk. Chicken housing of the future should build on that concept. The coup should move itself at set interval.
A Great build by you and Jamie, i loved it even without the siding on it, not sure why you didn't put a base down on the floor, i saw the photos and it didn't look like you did, unless i'm wrong and i missed that bit. Well Done to you both on a great build, hope the Chickens are happy in their new home. Barry (ENG)
Thanks Barry! We put down some old linoleum in the coop to make it easy to clean. We just didn't show it in the photos since it wasn't very attractive.
Great job, but what's preventing pests or nuisance animals from burrowing, from below, into the coop? Didn't notice a secure solid attached base or sub-floor...' Thanks...
Wow , I could move in there. I would bury chicken wire at least one foot deep all around the bottom to keep fox , dogs, Coons etc,. from breaking in. Once they dig and feel wire they give up. Put big rock around it too . Good you used smaller wire to keep the worst thing out. Damn Weasels. I raised tons of Chickens. Where did you get that Model to work with you. LOL. Great to have your Wife work with you. Very nice job. thanks.
Hi it was a beautiful and well-worked house. I have 2 questions; 1- Why did you prepare 3 sections for 6 chickens? Shouldn't there be 6? 2- I planned to make this set. but we use metric system. therefore, different values come out when the unit translation is done. such as 139 inch 3.5203 m and 1.7018 m. such precise cutting may not be possible. Can I learn the corrected metric values, if any, to avoid errors? Because if I enter a measure difference, the whole structure will be an error. Or should I just do it? for example; 3.52 or 3.53 instead of 3.5203 m? 7/8 inches equals 2.2225 cm. here is 2.22 or 2.23? like. Thank you from now.
Roosts should be 4" wide. Hardware cloth should be buried 6" under ground to guard against burrowing predators. The dark paint is "cool" but it will absorb too much heat. The girls will get overheated while trying to lay.
That looks so nice and safe, so i wonder if you have a space for me to stand on, in there :). Wish you a great week. Always fun and interesting to follow your different projects. Best wishes from Kan in Norway . By the way if you want a great method for building chicken coops then go here now: www.ChickCoop. club
I was looking at the plan and something does not add up like for the front side there is four 2x6 and three 39 gaps in between them and that adds up to 141 but the top and bottom are Measure to be 139 so what do I do?
Just wondering what that wonderful power tool you were using to cut the hardware cloth? I've been using aviation snips forever, to cut hardware cloth and it takes awhile.
Im going to get my chickens in roughly 4 months and I'm beginning to worry if I have researched enough for me to be a good owner. If any chicken owners wouldn't mind, could y'all share any tips? Thanks
Hey just found you guys. I’m new to building and was just wondering what materials you used to build the roof part of the run. I’m looking not to make it too complicated and decided on building a lean roof but still don’t know what materials would deter rain (birds have a separate home for winter) from getting inside the coop. Do you think a plywood as the base and then just putting some plastic roof panels would be good enough for them just to lounge around during summer months? Thanks!
Constructive tip. I love the project and the production, but those 1 second clip skips gave me a headache. I had to skip to the end. Would have loved to watch, but it was driving me crazy. Turned out nice though.
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Complete DIY plans: blog.strongtie.com/build-a-modern-chic-chicken-coop/
Great job,I built a similar coop,maybe a bit longer,but then,i decided to cut a roof opening for light and sunshine,covered with plexi-glass,then I was able to plant grass seeds and plants for them to have growing greens and a lot of insects,like cucumbers,eggplant even 5 CORN plants,and i would gather worms from my garden and"replant"them deep enough,after that i rarely feed them myself,except for veggie peels,my next project is to raise snails,i"ll triple my egg production,witch is around 10/day with 8 brides and two roosters,the biggest of the two is almost 4kg....!!!!...WATCH FOR MINKS.....!!!!!
Glad you included the plans!
you guys rock, thank you for easy to follow, detailed plans, go opensource!
Great work
too cool thank you!
MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
One takeaway I can see from your project is: wife totally involved in helping; of as great or greater importance is your daughter observing (from time to time when not playing) her mom and dad working together in harmony and creating something. Should be of value later when she wants to do or make something, she can go to mom and dad for advice/help. Hopefully, this will pay great dividends in her later years. Good example for her.
Or she will say no way for me outa here!
I built a chicken coop similar to this one but I live in Eastern Ontario so I had to insulate the living quarters. I used 2x4’s with 3 1/2 inch batts. I also had an electrical connection for a heat bulb. I build a guillotine door for the living quarters that I could raise and lower by means of a pulley system. It also was constructed using 2x4’s with insulation. To stop predators from digging under the coop, I installed wire mesh on the floor of the coop. Building this coop was a great experience and I got a new appreciation of just how fascinating chickens are.
Good call! Thanks for the tips
My dream is to own a small piece of land to establish a homestead. I just started work as a fresh grad and i still have a long way to go but videos like this keeps me motivated to pursue my dreams :)
Keep on going pal you got this!!! Best of luck
Keep working hard and save your money and someday you may.
*6:26** don't ever use a miter saw by crossing over your arms like that.* It is an accident waiting to happen.
Your coop is one of the prettiest/classiest and fanciest 👌🏽 coop builds I’ve seen so far, you do tie with April’s W. newest coop though! I just wish you would’ve filmed more of it! There’s a theme with your videos and that is you leave out a lot of the steps. It’s like step 1 and suddenly you’re at step 3 and 4. And you also have it match the beat of whatever music and that would be fine if there was more demonstration. I don’t mean to be rude or critical, I’m just a fan of your work and would like to see more of it. This is a beautiful coop and hope it’s served you, your family and your ladies (chickens) well! Pls keep building... pls show more footage 🤘🏽
Yes
A trick I learned: run a 24-30-inch apron of hardware cloth on the ground around the coop and stake down the edges. It'll go a long way to keeping foxes/raccoons/whatever other predators you have locally from digging under the frame and snacking on your birds/eggs.
Love the modern look! A chicken coop doesn't have to be an eye sore. This one is a winner for sure!
RE that was an awesome video. I am writing from the Big Island on a ranch. We have 25 acres and our chickens are free-range. The flock is getting older and I would like to start another flock, smaller for myself. The other group are my sisters. This coop is awesome. I may take me 10 years but I never back away from a challenge. Mahalo from Hawaii
Thanks!!! And good luck!
Damn Dude, You and mama kicked ass on that chicken palace!! Well done! Looks very nice.
😂 thanks!
I'm about to build my own, inspired by yours, in a (low cost) and different version, with pallet woods for the finish, it's my first experience let's see what it will brings. Thanks for the inspiration, it's a good looking and functional chicken coop, keep with the awesome work, best regards from Italy.
All you really need is chicken wire 4 post and a roof. Improvise hehe
It depends of what you looking for ,obviously chickens don’t really care if the chicken coop is nice to see or just 4 posts with a roof 😂
Love your coop! ❤️ Pretty and functional. Depending on where you live though, you might want to add some hardware cloth on those little open areas above your door. We've had some critters get in our coop through the smallest holes!
Thanks Jessica! There actually is hardware cloth in that little open area.
Oh good! Like I said, we learned the hard way on that one. Glad to hear your girls are safe 😊
Best coop build I've seen to date. Great paint too.
This is amazing - we just got 6 chickens so this will be perfect for us. Printed the plans! Just one question, what color paint did y’all go with? It’s beautiful.
Awesome free plans! Everyone wants to charge for everything these days. Thanks so much! Subscribed
Cool coop! As long as no raccoons come to raid the coop by opening the latches and no skunks or groundhogs dig in you're set for a long time. You could also tarp some of the sides for a snowy/frigid winter if needed. Your birds don't even have to put up with rain on their backs. That thing looks like it will last many generations of chickens.
You should post a walk through of this coop. All sides and inside.
As a draftsman and duck owner myself, I truly admire the result. I know what kind of hardwork building something like that entails...
I love your website. I don't know how to build anything but I still love how creative you guys are.
You so beautiful, you know that
Build it & they will lay.
Amazing coop! People need to understand that it's not just a chicken coop, but also a structure that you have to look at in your yard. So there's no such thing as "overkill". If you can afford it, have the means to build it, & you had fun doing it, then I say why not!.
Can't help but be impressed with your work and I think that sign is the greatest I have ever seen.
That really is nice and excellent work. I have a great coop that my Son in Law built but now the little Bantams need a play yard. I am an old gal and hope that I can get some help getting it done.
Holy Simpson product placement. They must have paid for the whole damn thing.
Use that hardware cloth to line bottom too then add sand for outdoor run.
Team work makes the dream work. LOVE IT!
This isn’t a how to. It’s a hey watch what I made.
Sawyer Walker same difference
The how-to is in the free plans. Some people are just plain lazy.
I think it’s an add for Simpson strongtie. The Simpson products are expensive and overkill for a chicken coop.
islanti some people like to have quality.
This is just superb, I have been researching "hen coup" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Machaaldity Coop Blaster - ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my m8 got cool results with it.
Beautiful! Would love to have one in my farm for my pet chickens.
Thanks for making these wonderful projects and sharing them here.
Thank you!
Did your chickens lay eggs in the nesting box? I’m 80% done building the coop and a little concerned the nesting boxes are a little on the small side.
Tons of eggs!
Very cool looking, thanks so much for actually providing plans! that's awesome - Subscribed.
WOW you and your wife did a great job building that coop!!
Thank you for the easy to comprehend plans! As a technician, your plans is the closest to as-builts that I've seen. I'll have to modify a bit for budget and Pacific NW weather, and will post photos when I complete.
First murdered out chicken coop. Looks good, chickens are fun
wish I could do something like this to my coop but I need to consider about the cleaning, maintenance, the chicken's sleeping tree (because they're the breed that sleeps on branches and high place) and the predators like snake, water lizards and human.
It's a beautiful coop! how big is it? Are you going to do another video walk around showing the inside.
10 out of 10 chickens would approve of this coop! Looks awesome, love the modern style, plus it looks like y'all had fun!
This was great, thanks, I've been looking for "small chicken coop and run" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Machaaldity Coop Blaster - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my friend got amazing success with it.
EvanAndKatelyn
There are many factors in creating an amazing design. One place I discovered that successfully combines these is the coop magic tactic (google it if you're interested) definately the most useful info that I've heard of. Check out this unbelievable website.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to uncover work coop designs try coop magic tactic (just google it ) ? Ive heard some incredible things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.
hi guys, the best results that I have had was by using the Coop Magic Tactic (i found it on google) definately the most incredible info i've followed.
There are many components to doing a pro job. One place I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the coop magic tactic (check it out on google) definately the no.1 course that I've heard of. Check out this awesome resource.
Really enjoyed you chicken coup build. Looks great.
Thank you!
this is the best looking coop I've ever seen!
You should have buried some mesh to keep out predators and how you gonna move that coup when they destroy that ground inside the cage
How to make sure those hinges don't snap if you slam the door open? Also, what chainsaws do you recommend for the chickens?
Built this last year and turned it into a cat house. They have a tunnel from the house to the coop. The coop is on a concrete paver patio we stained the same color. It offers a great retreat without threat of predators. Added some lightly burned maple shelves cut it in urethane and a second hole as a peach for them. Then just put in a modern outdoor loveseat, a rug, some 12x12 pillows into the nesting boxes and shelves inside the roost. A few pull threw gate latches and some live plants. It just makes the back yard pop and gives the little guys a place where we can all lounge and hang out outside under the shade giant elm and catch a cool breeze.
photos.app.goo.gl/PmDRkGd2Z58coExm8
photos.app.goo.gl/iUGjMU33jKygjMAs9
Purrrrrfect for a Catio idea !
@@melodeeplath9597 It's amazing!
It’s a 7 ⭐️ + chicken coop. Well done 😊
Love the look and sturdiness. We have acres and want to roll our coop around to new areas. Think the birds will be happy and keep it sanitary, maybe even fertilize those areas. If you would put your talents to that upgrade. I've seen an idea I also like, a solar powered bug zapper for fresh bugs for the birds. Sounds good to me.
That is a great idea! Thanks
Do you have predators around that would prevent you from free ranging them?
Spends thousands on lumber and materials - “great! Now my family can enjoy free fresh eggs”😂 just joking
Awesome video and great structure!
Too sophisticated for chicken 😂
Nice clean design. Thanks for posting the plans. It’s helpful to review details when thinking about my own design. Now that you’ve had it up and running for a couple years, would you do anything different?
Thank you for posting this video & plans, we followed and made one and it looks so awesome, I LOVE it!
تبارك الله عليكم الله يجعل ليكم الخير في هاد المشروع انشاء الله وشكران لكم على هاته المعلومات الجميلة والمفيدة وشكران وشكرا الله لكم بكل خير يارب
Awesome work! My wife Loved the heart shaped sweat mark @2:10.
Great tutorial video. It helps me a lot on which my third coop should be. Thank you.
Amazing thanks for sharing.simple and beautiful we have 14 chickens too. New subscriber here from canada.god bless
Great video!
Awww honey that is incredible looking! Got me inspired to build one my self!!! Thanks a bunch 🐔🐔🐔
Yes good one
This is really nice!
And really appreciate the plans and materials list! Really helpful!
For free! Thank you!!!!
Great build! What was the total cost of it?
what am awesome family......a woman that totally supports you
The number 1 chicken coup on UA-cam is the one that moved itself around the yard. Nothing came close after I saw that. That's as close to free range as you can get without compromising the predator risk. Chicken housing of the future should build on that concept. The coup should move itself at set interval.
This coop looks amazing. How long did it take to build?
A Great build by you and Jamie, i loved it even without the siding on it, not sure why you didn't put a base down on the floor, i saw the photos and it didn't look like you did, unless i'm wrong and i missed that bit. Well Done to you both on a great build, hope the Chickens are happy in their new home.
Barry (ENG)
Thanks Barry! We put down some old linoleum in the coop to make it easy to clean. We just didn't show it in the photos since it wasn't very attractive.
Rogue Engineer be mindful of asbestos in the linoleum if it starts to crack
Great job, but what's preventing pests or nuisance animals from burrowing, from below, into the coop? Didn't notice a secure solid attached base or sub-floor...' Thanks...
Amazing job guys! Thanks for the plans. I’m going to use them and configure them a little
The chicken coup has been stamped "Chuck Norris Approved"
Thank you! GORGEOUS coop!
Nice clean build
THANKS For Plan I will try to do this for my chicken .. With love and Respect From TURKEY
I envy you your youth. Long life and prosperity to you and yours.
Great video and I love the design! ...At the current price of lumber, It would be best to get a mortgage on my chicken coop than to build it. lol
How strong is fence wire in holding itself when fox is trying to tear it apart
Pretty strong. Fox can't tear through it, they'll just try to dig under it.
Wow , I could move in there. I would bury chicken wire at least one foot deep all around the bottom to keep fox , dogs, Coons etc,. from breaking in. Once they dig and feel wire they give up. Put big rock around it too . Good you used smaller wire to keep the worst thing out. Damn Weasels. I raised tons of Chickens.
Where did you get that Model to work with you. LOL. Great to have your Wife work with you. Very nice job. thanks.
You know it's dope when you envy the chickens.
Hi
it was a beautiful and well-worked house. I have 2 questions;
1- Why did you prepare 3 sections for 6 chickens? Shouldn't there be 6?
2- I planned to make this set. but we use metric system. therefore, different values come out when the unit translation is done. such as 139 inch 3.5203 m and 1.7018 m. such precise cutting may not be possible. Can I learn the corrected metric values, if any, to avoid errors? Because if I enter a measure difference, the whole structure will be an error. Or should I just do it? for example; 3.52 or 3.53 instead of 3.5203 m? 7/8 inches equals 2.2225 cm. here is 2.22 or 2.23? like.
Thank you from now.
I like your design and need it to be used as a tractor. Can it be moved without machines? What if we put wheels on it?
Roosts should be 4" wide. Hardware cloth should be buried 6" under ground to guard against burrowing predators. The dark paint is "cool" but it will absorb too much heat. The girls will get overheated while trying to lay.
This is amazing!!! Can you tell us how much the total cost was for supplies?
179 foxes dislike
Mozilla doesn't display this video x)
That looks so nice and safe, so i wonder if you have a space for me to stand on, in there :). Wish you a great week. Always fun and interesting to follow your different projects. Best wishes from Kan in Norway
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By the way if you want a great method for building chicken coops then go here now: www.ChickCoop. club
It's 614 of them now 😂
*WOW SUPER COOP*
nice coop and great team work. you have all stuff you need to build it up. it could be cheaper than expected. may l ask how much you spent on it?
I was looking at the plan and something does not add up like for the front side there is four 2x6 and three 39 gaps in between them and that adds up to 141 but the top and bottom are Measure to be 139 so what do I do?
Thats a great chicken coop...
Great build. What type of paint sprayer did you use?
Thanks, that is the HVLP sprayer from Rockler.
Wow! Awesome coop!
What is that tool you used for cutting the hardware cloth? I NEED one. Anyone???
Ryobi electric shears
Awesome, thanks for sharing. Keep making videos!
Just wondering what that wonderful power tool you were using to cut the hardware cloth? I've been using aviation snips forever, to cut hardware cloth and it takes awhile.
Do it once do it right pressure treated wood for the whole structure!
Looks good, in a picture on your site it looks like you have an automatic door. Which one did you go with?
Thanks, this is the one we went with amzn.to/2GbORq1 (affiliate link)
This is Awesome!
What a great coop!
Im going to get my chickens in roughly 4 months and I'm beginning to worry if I have researched enough for me to be a good owner. If any chicken owners wouldn't mind, could y'all share any tips? Thanks
Good job feller
We're going to be making a similar style coop...just a bit bigger. Love the lap siding! What color paint did y'all use? Looks great!!
Hey just found you guys. I’m new to building and was just wondering what materials you used to build the roof part of the run. I’m looking not to make it too complicated and decided on building a lean roof but still don’t know what materials would deter rain (birds have a separate home for winter) from getting inside the coop. Do you think a plywood as the base and then just putting some plastic roof panels would be good enough for them just to lounge around during summer months? Thanks!
Nice looking coop!
Lots of love from india be happy
A good coop but you're such a lucky man for having a supportive wife.
B M she is lucky as well
Jc Kirby
Why?
Amazing job. I loved it!
Great job. But i couldnt build a square box if it was already built. Lmao.
I'm starting to get a beer gut too
This chicken coop is much better than my house
Good show, wish I had all those tools.
Constructive tip. I love the project and the production, but those 1 second clip skips gave me a headache. I had to skip to the end. Would have loved to watch, but it was driving me crazy.
Turned out nice though.