Total cost: under $300 (this build would have cost much more if i had to buy all of the tools and wood). dimensions: our coop is 16.5 sq. ft and the run is just over 49 sq. ft. the coop is 88 inches long, 59.5 inches wide, and approximately 6 feet tall.. How difficult is it to build a coop with no experience? question. close. 2. "your chicken eats meal is on the way" (yes she is eating a mouse) media. 549. 64 comments. share. save. hide. report. 522. posted by 1 day ago. help reddit app reddit coins reddit premium reddit gifts.. I would say, if you're able to, change the way your coop works: build a smaller hut for the chickens, with sleeping spots and the hay stockpile, and give them a 'wander area' ~20x20 centered on the barn. you can then set a secondary area just inside the barn, so if your map can get cold your chickens won't freeze to death and it's easier to heat..
The chicken coop r/ poultry. join. hot. hot new top rising. hot new top. rising. card. card classic compact. 43. posted by 12 hours ago. leghorn hen has a broken beak, advice? this is a reddit for those who keep chickens and other types of poultry. 6.3k. members. 7. online. created feb 15, 2012. moderators. message the mods. u/aracauna. u.
