Simple chicken coop

Build your own chicken coop! This modern style chicken coop is narrow in footprint to fit most anywhere, and looks great in urban to country backyards. This chicken coop fits 2-4 chickens, and has a built in egg box and run. It's easy to clean and feed and water. The coop is fully covered to stay dry, with options for shade and sun. This is a free, diy chicken coop plan - complete with step by step diagrams, shopping and cut lists and build video from Ana-White.com

Simple DIY Chicken Coop. Take a look at how we built our chicken coop with what we had on hand. You can DIY a simple chicken coop too.

Chicken Coop... Big/Cheap/Stong: My wife has gone nuts for chickens. I blame Pinterest. She wanted a coop for her birthday and some chickens... so here is how I built her the coop. The fenced in little yard part will be added later. It works out that one sheet will make the front …

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Before you decide to own chicken on your home, you need to provide their 'home' first. These beautiful chicken coop ideas will help you designing it. #chicken #coop #cage #roosting #repin #follow #backyard

Just started 2 weeks or so ago, and I only have a series of photos to annotate at this point. I will continue to edit as I can! I didn't start with exact plans - I had a general plan in mind, similar to one my dad made in the 1980s when we got...

This is our first chicken coup for our first chickens. I looked at some designs on here and took the ideas I liked and this is what I came up with. The first weekend on the project all we did was the foundation. The foundation area is 8' x...

If you own chickens, like DIY projects, and you have an hour to spare, you should try this DIY chicken coop. The materials only cost $50.

In May we are expecting 7 baby chicks and we are thrilled! There's nothing like the taste of eggs fresh from your backyard. I've spent the last month planning, designing and building a chicken coop

How I transformed my battered backyard shed into a chicken coop for a flock of hens.