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Your backyard birds deserve the very best. Once you’ve made a decision to shop chicken coop designs, there are several factors you should consider:
The best chicken coop designs allow plenty of room for the chickens to roam about, nest, play, clean themselves, and of course lay eggs. A happy chicken is an egg-laying chicken!
And if you have never enjoyed real, fresh organic eggs, boy are you missing out! Not only do they taste fresh and wonderful; but studies have shown that organic eggs verses commercial eggs boast twice the omega-3 fatty acids, triple the vitamin E, and here is the most eggselent benefit: Organically grown eggs actually contain seven times the beta carotene than commercial eggs!
It all starts with perusing chicken coop designs and selecting the right one. All successful chicken coop designs require certain elements. Here are some must-haves for joyful, egg-producing chickens:
Nest access: Mama hen needs to have a cozy, stress-free place to rest and to nest. Being a mother takes a lot out of you.
Chicken door: They have to get in and out! And you don’t want to force them into single file! Chickens don’t typically carry umbrellas and if it’s raining, they detest getting wet and their moods can turn nasty. (Ever heard the expression, “mad as a wet hen?” It ain’t pretty!)
Cleaning access: Chickens like to be clean. They don’t need a private shower with a whirlpool, or a three-quarter dressing mirror, but they will appreciate a fair amount of space for bathing.
Hen house: Mama has to have a place to call home. The size of the hen house, which sustains the nests, absolutely must accommodate the number of chickens. It should also have a hinged rooftop so you can reach in to clean it. An escape hatch for clandestine comings and goings is also attractive. Every mother needs some time to herself.
Chicken coop designs can be built so that other chickens may even cross the road to join your flock!
More and more urban folks are getting interested in chicken coop designs and raising backyard chickens, because it’s so easy, healthy, and it can be an amusing hobby the whole family can enjoy together.
Chicken coop designs are out there! Ready to give one a try?
And don't forget to sign up for my free 7-part course on Building a Great Chicken Coop.
And if you have never enjoyed real, fresh organic eggs, boy are you missing out! Not only do they taste fresh and wonderful; but studies have shown that organic eggs verses commercial eggs boast twice the omega-3 fatty acids, triple the vitamin E, and here is the most eggselent benefit: Organically grown eggs actually contain seven times the beta carotene than commercial eggs!
It all starts with perusing chicken coop designs and selecting the right one. All successful chicken coop designs require certain elements. Here are some must-haves for joyful, egg-producing chickens:
Nest access: Mama hen needs to have a cozy, stress-free place to rest and to nest. Being a mother takes a lot out of you.
Chicken door: They have to get in and out! And you don’t want to force them into single file! Chickens don’t typically carry umbrellas and if it’s raining, they detest getting wet and their moods can turn nasty. (Ever heard the expression, “mad as a wet hen?” It ain’t pretty!)
Cleaning access: Chickens like to be clean. They don’t need a private shower with a whirlpool, or a three-quarter dressing mirror, but they will appreciate a fair amount of space for bathing.
Hen house: Mama has to have a place to call home. The size of the hen house, which sustains the nests, absolutely must accommodate the number of chickens. It should also have a hinged rooftop so you can reach in to clean it. An escape hatch for clandestine comings and goings is also attractive. Every mother needs some time to herself.
Chicken coop designs can be built so that other chickens may even cross the road to join your flock!
More and more urban folks are getting interested in chicken coop designs and raising backyard chickens, because it’s so easy, healthy, and it can be an amusing hobby the whole family can enjoy together.
Chicken coop designs are out there! Ready to give one a try?
And don't forget to sign up for my free 7-part course on Building a Great Chicken Coop.
| ■ | Number of chickens you want to keep (You should allow 4.2 feet per chicken; if you cannot allow them this space, give up chicken coop designs altogether; you don’t want a chicken “factory.” You want a chicken coop that is well designed, safe, and homey for the birds to live in.) Quality chicken coop designs are designed for comfort. |
| ■ | The purpose of the chicken coop design (eggs, pets, meat, etc.) |
| ■ | The land you will use for your chicken coop design (Consider the size of your backyard, as you want to have room for both the chickens and your family!) |
| ■ | Common predators (Might it be best to elevate your chicken coop?) |
| ■ | Your budget for your chicken coop design (It’s easy to get fancy chicken coop designs! You can go one-story, two-story, storm windows, you name it. Practically the only amenity that is not available is satellite TV. Can you imagine The Chicken Channel?) |
| ■ | Your commitment to follow through with the proper care of your chickens. They need your care in order to produce, and they require clean living quarters!) Quality chicken coop designs are developed so that you can clean without too much stress and strain. |