Hoop coop ideas

Well (finally) here are some pictures of my hoop house! Several folks have asked me for plans but this build was done ad-hoc so I didn't really have any plans to share. So, here are some links to a few different plans for building a similar hoop house/coop: Rain Creek Pottery Hoop Coop Chicken Tractor Backyard Chickens Hoop House Whole View Farm Hoop Coop The basic idea behind pastured poultry is to move the chickens to fresh grass each day. So the pen needs to be light enough to pull with a…

A chicken hoop coop is a type of chicken coop that is characterized by its semi-circular, "hoop" shape, which is often made using cattle panels or similar materials that form the hoop structure. This design can be economical and relatively easy to construct, and it provides a covered, protected space for backyard chickens. Hoop coops can vary in size and can be made with different materials, including pressure-treated boards for the base and hardware cloth for protection against predators.

Thinking of building your very own Hoop Coop but don't know where to start? Well, you're at the right place because we've selected 10 top-rated Hoop Coops to give you some inspiration. Hoop Coops are basically big movable (sometimes permanent)...

Here are 20 of the most adorable chicken coops with free building plans that you can DIY in a weekend or in a day.

Our cattle panel coop was inspired by multiple designs, including several here on BYC. Thank you to everyone who has shared their photos and experience. It's been a big help. Since we combined ideas from several coops, we worked things out as we...

We first began to build the hoop house for more tender plants to grow in, but when we got all our chicks we looked at this space and dec...

Use four 4x16’ stock panels to make a “hoop coop” that is attached to a 2x4 frame 8x12’ in dimension. Will stock panelling bend under the weight of a waterer?

Learn how to easily build a hoop chicken coop at home. Your diy hoop coop will keep your flock happy and healthy!

Have to share my husband's coop design: Pallets, cattle and horse panels, plywood, old pool cover tarp, and compost . . . Setting the posts and pallets. The entire structure is 40 feet long x 8 feet wide. 20 x 8 is the enclosed coop...

About a week or so ago, I wrote about the multi-purpose hoop house we're building to house our animals this winter and serve as a greenhouse/brooder in the spring. Click here for Part I, and click here for the design we're following (remember, there is a link to an improved design at the bottom of that post). Byron made progress this week, and this weekend I left the house to clean itself and went out to help him. Here's how it looks so far: We placed a beam the entire length of the…