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Here’s my own design of a chicken coupe that I made last fall. This was one of the projects I had the most fun working on! Currently there are 4 chickens and we get a consistent 3 eggs a day throughout the whole year! Materials were around $600.
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Jamie Speirs
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#1 posted 261 days ago
That is luxury
My wife thinks it is the best she
has ever seen and lucky hens
She wants to know if they get music?
Jamie
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SuburbanDon
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#2 posted 261 days ago
Pretty neat.
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MontanaBob
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#3 posted 261 days ago
The only thing I can see, that is needed is a removable bottom tray for cleaning up the chicken s*^t…Oh how I liked that job as a youngster…. Nice looking coop….
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#4 posted 261 days ago
I would love to be locked in with this kind of place.
ssnvet
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#5 posted 260 days ago
smart design…. I like it.
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Kopac
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#6 posted 260 days ago
thanks everyone!
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kommon_sense
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#7 posted 260 days ago
Is that chicken wire on floor of the run? I thought that was bad for the chickens feet? You might want to look into that. However thats a very nice coop. I might be stealing some ideas for my own :)
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Kopac
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#8 posted 260 days ago
Yes but we put dirt on top of the chicken wire. This prevents animals from digging under the base and up through the bottom.
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drllucas
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#9 posted 260 days ago
Nice coop. Well done. However, at an average cost of a dozen eggs hovering around $1.00; three eggs a day; dozen every four days—you save about $91.25 a year on eggs. At $600 for the coop (not including the cost of chickens and their maintenance), that’s a little less than 6 1/2 years before you get a return on your investment and it does not include the cost of feed for the chickens. Must be a labor of love or the better taste of organic eggs. Actually, the taste of organic eggs is a good thing.
Kopac
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#10 posted 260 days ago
Well, your right but I actually got all the materials for free from a close friend who owns a lumber yard. The only costs are about wood chips $5 and food $15 per month. Organic eggs are amazing, everyone seems to love them so, yes, that is a up side.
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#11 posted 259 days ago
Drllucas did not figure in the value of the chickens as a product. Eggs and chicken would add up faster.
Herb
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