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Budget Friendly Chicken Coop and Run Plans! 16-Chicken Coop and Run Plans comes with: -Complete materials shopping list -Recommended tool list -Hundreds of labeled photos with dimensions for crystal clear construction steps -95 pages of photos and brief construction steps suited for beginners or seasoned builders. -Tips and tricks to make the job easy for one-person assembly Simple assembly, budget-conscious, functional, attractive coop/run combo Our first coop/run has been in operation…

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This is an easy chicken coop to make for anyone with basic carpentry skills. It is 8' x 12' with the front wall being 10' high and the back wall being eight feet high. This gives you a 3/12 roof pitch. In order to determine your roof pitch all...

CHICKEN COOP PLANS roughly 42" x 74" - Light weight - Easy to understand drawings - Easy to clean and maintain - Roll out egg boxes Step by step detailed PDF plans to build a 6-10 bird chicken coop. This coop was designed to be light weight easy to clean and maintain with a door that opens on end to pull all of the manure out into wheelbarrow flip up doors for ventilation in the summer and easy access to nest to gather eggs.

Lost Lake Farm has more than just a hand full of backyard chickens. We gather eggs from the hens for our own farm table, as well as other family and friends. All of our chickens are one big happy barnyard family and good neighbors with the guineas and turkeys. They roam during the day and share a coop at night built on the end of the barn. That being said, we have decided to hatch a few of the special breeds, like our Welsummers. In order to do that we need to move the girls and this rooster…

Mike Graham thought his wife Nicole was joking seven years ago when she said she wanted to raise chickens. But not long after, Nicole brought home five chicks and, by herself, assembled a hot pink chicken coop in the backyard. It didn’t take long for Mike, Nicole and their 10-year-old daughter Haylie to all fall […]

We decided to build our own chicken coop for several reasons. First, we love the sense of accomplishment that comes with finishing a project like this that we can't get from going down to the local feed store and picking up a pre-made coop. Second, we looked at the cost of coops and to get something we really like, it would have cost over $1,000. We figured we could make our own for a fraction of the cost. Third, we wanted to make a coop that worked for us and our chickens. So, we started…

We can custom design any type of chicken coop you can dream up