Building a chicken coop - DIY tutorial
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Hey guys i have the coop all done on my channel go check it out! i also add a few more things.(Perches , a manuel door for the coop, and a entrance to the run!) Thumbs up for people can see! Thanks for the blueprints to man :)
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One warning: Chicken wire only keeps chickens in, not predators out. Don't use chicken wire. Use hardware cloth or similar "welded wire".
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look my videos Ciaooooo and congratulationsss
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you should add a chalkboard inside, cause I think chickens do quantum mechanics when we sleep....
they are weird animals ....
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his site is down, here is a step by step guide:
tinyurl com/7z4zq2l
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i wanna do this but make it longer run and add a second house on the other side :) thank you so much for the video!!
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why are you working in inches?
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Hi, I just downloaded the plans for this coop but there is no supply list. coul anyone tell me what is needed and how much to buy
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So very helpful! Greatly appreciated. Thank you Mr. Caden. If I can't get my husband to make this for me, I do believe I can do it all by myself!
I could see the roost in the diagram at 3:56 but not how it was fixed or how close to the rear wall it was. Could someone give me an approximation please.
glynbrain 1 year ago
Hi Glynbrain.
The image at 3:56 is the rear wall of the roost which is attached directly to the main frame either by screws or nails.
You can actually download these plans and more at no cost from chicken kit .com or you can click on the link above.
Hope that helps
Karl Caden
petchickens101 1 year ago
Im just wondering, is there enough room inside the coop, for a perch to go across for them to roost on? I cant really see the dimensions of the inner part of the coop to see if that can be added inside. Thanks!!!
Lineagejunkie 1 year ago
Hi Lineagejunkie
A perch is not essential. The main thing for a chicken is to be above ground, which the roost is. However, it is more natural for a hen to sit on a perch and all this needs to be is a bit of an old branch laid on the roost floor, or a rounded off piece of 2"x2" which can be attached either to the floor or to the walls. This can be placed upto a few inches above the floor.
Karl Caden
petchickens101 1 year ago