Chicken run tunnel

What are the top pros and cons of chicken ‘chunnels’? Given that space for keeping chickens is a premium in the suburbs, I recommend

If you don’t have space and your chickens are cooped up in small coop, or even if you need some

If you don’t have space and your chickens are cooped up in small coop, or even if you need some

Chicken Tunnel

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Laurel Ridge Coop and Run Our 6x8 coop began as a senior project by one of our high school students. Weather was an issue and we had to wait four months before transporting it home. Arrival was April of 2010. The interior was unfinished...

Katie | GregsChicks • Backyard Farm on Instagram: "I’m sure you’ve seen several videos about securing your chicken run. I thought this was a great visual as to the why behind it, if you haven’t actually seen rat tunnels, or predator tunnels, or the evidence of something trying to get in. The other option is to go 3 or 4 feet digging down if you don’t want to do the entire floor. For me, it was easier and made more sense to just do the floor. My entire run is wrapped with hardware cloth…

Thinking about building a tunnel in your backyard? Here are some helpful DIY chicken tunnel ideas to help you get started.

Chickens love to roam and this puts them at high risk. In this article we teach you how to build a chicken tunnel and the actual benefits of having one.

Today, we will be presenting you with 20 DIY chicken tunnel ideas! So, get ready because we’re going on an ... Read more