@@thavenom4087 it's roughly 80 sq. Ft., meaning if you went with 1.5 sq.ft. per bird, you could easily house 50+ birds. But that's pretty close quarters. We had around 20 in it to start, but after a few weeks we moved the pullets into the main coop to cut down on how much food they were going through in the tractor every day (we were having to refill multiple times per day. I recommend bigger feeders.) So most of the time there were about 10 cockerels in there with PLENTY of space. We could get away with not moving every single day if we needed to. With bigger feeders, 20 birds would still be quite comfortable with room to stretch out.
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Looks amazing 🎉
@@lindatornowski2421 thank you!
How many birds do you keep in this?
@@thavenom4087 it's roughly 80 sq. Ft., meaning if you went with 1.5 sq.ft. per bird, you could easily house 50+ birds. But that's pretty close quarters. We had around 20 in it to start, but after a few weeks we moved the pullets into the main coop to cut down on how much food they were going through in the tractor every day (we were having to refill multiple times per day. I recommend bigger feeders.) So most of the time there were about 10 cockerels in there with PLENTY of space. We could get away with not moving every single day if we needed to. With bigger feeders, 20 birds would still be quite comfortable with room to stretch out.