• Coops are made of  unfinished western red cedar and exterior plywood.
• Delivery is generally not included however may be arranged for a fee.
• Coops can be used alone or in tandem with a run.  If you have a place for the chickens to free range in a predator free zone where they will not disturb plants or be a bother then a run is not necessary.  However, if you want to be sure of your chickens safety and or your prized tomatoes appearance then you may want to consider a run.  

A - Frame

Small flock coop $150 (1-4 chickens, pictured)

   36" x  50" x 38"T dimensions

Large flock coop $250 (4-12 chickens)

   49" x 74" x 54"T dimensions

Condo

Small  flock coop $175 (1-4 chickens, pictured)

25" x  50" x 44" T

Medium Flock Coop $200 (4-6 chickens)

36" x 50" x 50"T

Large flock coop $250 (6-12 chickens)

36" x 74" x  56"T

Runs

Runs are a way to allow free range to chickens while keeping them contained.  As a rule of thumb, allow 10 square feet per standard size bird (some breeds may need more or less).  These runs hook up to my coops and have a large access door opposite coop side.  The run should be moved before damage to grass has been done, witch will vary from flock to flock .

4' x 4' x 2' T - $80 (2 chickens)

4' x 6' x 2' T - $100 (3 chickens)

4' x 8' x 2' T - $120 (4 chickens)

• Welded wire

• Other coverings can be used with additional charge

Custom Designs

I am happy to discuss custom coops and will build on site if needed for large coops. 

Our Flock

We have 2 Light Brahma hens, 1 Buff Orpington hen, 6 Rhode Island Red hens, 1 Golden Laced Wyandotte, 3 Jersey Giant hens, 1 Jersey Giant rooster, and 1 Buff Orpington rooster and a new batch of chicks to take some of the layers place as they are getting old.

We get about 50 eggs a week from the ten layers we have and are able to sell two or three dozen a week to pay the chicken feed bill.

The chickens have about 1/2 acre of free range and we are lucky as we have lost none to wild animals.