Chicken coop with built in brooder

Nesting boxes are typically part of a larger chicken coop, but they can also serve as standalone structures that allow your hens to lay eggs on special bedding that acts as cushioning for them and protection for the eggs. For the most part, nesting boxes are rather simple structures that contain just a few basic ... Read more65 Amazing Chicken Coop Nesting Box Ideas

A brooder is a container or area in which your chicks will live for the first few weeks of their lives. It is a safe area that provides all the necessities for chicks to stay safe and thrive. Within this area there are elements that chicks will need in order to eat, drink, stay warm and maintain their good health. It is very easy to set up and is a temporary home until they get bigger and can be outside in their chicken coop. In this article I will go over all the elements you will need for…

Custom-built by the hubby. You can just see the hook that holds up one of the roof panels. Caesar the rooster is inspecting. Elizabeth the Coronation Sussex isn't interested (she's not laying yet. Slacker hen.) Gryphon likes to perch on the brooder edge. He roosts there at night. James, Joan, and Jett are jammed into the bottom-right nest box. They are hiding from the bigger chickens, who pick on them.

𝐆𝐢𝐧𝐚 | 𝐋𝐢𝐟𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐲𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐧𝐬 on Instagram: "I get asked a lot about this cabinet under our roosting bar, and it was initially built to function as a transition brooder while we integrated chicks in with the older flock of chickens in the big coop. 🐓the brooder measures 7 feet in length and is 30 inches deep and 30 inches in height. My roosting bar is completely removable as is the entire top section of the brooder for cleaning purposes. 🐓The neat thing…

I tried to maximize use of space, so I did two 12' long..the length of our coop, with a poop board underneath and a chicken jail under that. I'm very happy...

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We’re in the final stages of building our new coops. Which is super great, because we have a buttload of chicks in either temporary coops or en route. The buildings are built, we just had to …

I have a metal brooder, that i would like to put in the coop. I already have a black ceramic heating lamp installed in there for the winter. I don't really...