This picture is of Mimi Kahn's in Southern California, Mimi's Garden Design. She took her kids play structure and remodeled it into a chicken coop.
This Old House magazine has lots of great photos and advice here.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
This Old Chicken Coop
This Old House takes on chicken coops:
"The surge in backyard chicken-keeping shows no signs of slowing down.
Big personalities and the promise of fresh eggs make chickens attractive
family pets, even in urban areas. To safeguard a flock of your own,
make sure their housing is up to snuff. To start, you'll need a 4-by-8
foot screened-in run and a 4-by-4 foot critter-proof coop for up to
three hens—although the more room, the better. Ready-made chicken
housing is easy to find, but it's a lot more fun to make your own.
Here's what experts recommend to keep your feathered friends in fine
fettle."
This picture is of Mimi Kahn's in Southern California, Mimi's Garden Design. She took her kids play structure and remodeled it into a chicken coop.
This Old House magazine has lots of great photos and advice here.
This picture is of Mimi Kahn's in Southern California, Mimi's Garden Design. She took her kids play structure and remodeled it into a chicken coop.
This Old House magazine has lots of great photos and advice here.
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3 comments:
I quite liked the quirky frontage they've gone for, sacrificing any window seats in the name of a a whole bunch of porcelain chickens. Chicken houses Situated bang opoosite the diamond strip on Collingwood Street
I am very satisfied with my 60 ft. diameter round pen. I only use it to work my horses, never as turn out!
round pen panels
Chickens are no doubt great pet birds, but without protection they may be the reason for your tension. Hence get good chicken houses and protect them.
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