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"What
Kind of Chicken Coop Plan
Is Best For YOU?"
We've been raising our own chickens at home
for years now, in our own chicken coops, with chicken coop
plans that we designed ourselves.
And some of my friends couldn't understand
why I got so crazy about my
feathered girls. They wondered why we put all the hard work
into building and protecting our chickens. And, to be honest,
most of them couldn't understand why we did it, so it was
just easier for us to keep our hobby to ourselves, right?

Me and My Girl - Arrow |
Well, not anymore. Times have changed. Now everyone knows
why we raise our own chicken flock:
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You can feed them from dozens of CHEAP
left over kitchen scraps and other foods.
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They provide AWESOME organic compost
for your garden.
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They give your family amazingly healthy,
tasty, home-grown foods for cheap.
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You can raise them with NO
nasty chemicals, hormones, or pesticides.
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Grocery store costs are as high as backyard
raised egg costs now.
(and if that's not enough right there...)
All that alone makes building your own chicken coop a no
brainer, right? All my friends stopped asking me why, and
instead started asking ...
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How can I build a chicken coop
myself?
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Where can I find a chicken coop
plan like yours?
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How do we get started raising
chickens?
The years I spent perfecting these home-made chicken coops
suddenly started making sense.
There is so much you need to know to make your own chicken
coop, and raise your flock at home! Take this for example
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Here's
How YOU can INSTANLY save your entire flock in one day.
Did you know that if you don't build your coop to stop
ONE specific predator, that you can seriously lose your
entire flock in one day? And no ... it's probably not the
large animal you're thinking of right now. NOPE - it's hawks.
Do you want to guess how I figured that one out?
Yep...
And that's not the only lesson I learned the hard way.
I envy you. When I first started, I didn't have a guide
like this. The information on how to make chicken coops
is out there, but it's scattered. I had to spend months
of my life going to dozens of different sources, buying
all kinds of books, reading hundreds of article pages, spending
hours interviewing other chicken raisers, just so that I
could learn how to do it myself!
Here's what I realized pretty quickly ...
There are SO MANY different types and styles of chicken
coops out there, that you really have to know what you want
to accomplish before you find the chicken coop plan that
is right for you!
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You want to understand what YOUR needs
are.
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You need to know what the needs of your
flock are going to be.
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You have to build a chicken coop that
you are comfortable having your neighbors see.
- You have to stay within the legal limits of your area
All of these, PLUS a whole bunch more are key factors in your
chicken coop building process.
Have you signed up to get the Free Chicken
Coop Plan?
Or how about the Chicken SHELTER training?
If not - please sign-up here now:
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You see ... making that first mistake, of losing an enire
flock in one day, taught me the single most important lesson
in how to keep your chickens safe and predator-free. And
you'll learn some of the ideas and strategies that I think
are most important here. Here's what I hope you uncover
from your visit with us here at Chicken Coop Plan.com
Photo from Seattle Times
article
Harley Soltes - Seattle Times staff photographer |
How YOU can build Your Own Chicken Coop Perfect for
Your Backyard Chicken Flock.
Some chicken owners have never had the know-how to create
a house for their chickens. They are forced to pay hundreds,
even thousands of dollars to have someone else build and
design their coop for them. Take a look at this custom,
backyard coop I read about recently. A house of this size
isn’t cheap to have built for you.
It's true ... the cheapest, 'ready-to-build'
coop I have found is just a nickle under $100. The one pictured
above would run well over $1000.
Okay - that's enough of the chit-chatting,
let's check out some real info:
Table of Contents:
Free Chicken Coop Plans
- This is our #1 Most-Popular, 'Most Downloaded' Free Chicken Coop Plans ...
and you'll find out how you can get your own copy to download, print, and use
for ideas.
Chicken Coop Ideas
- Some of my favorite chicken coop ideas that you can use for inspiration and
'hopefully' you'll also avoid some of the mistakes I've made when you use these
ideas.
Mobile Chicken Coops
- Here are a couple of my TOP tips for building Mobile chicken coops. Don't
follow these simple ideas, and you risk having a mobile coop that grows roots
... NOT GOOD.
Build a Chicken Coop
- The 2 most basic supplies you need to get started with, when you build a chicken
coop. Pay special attention to the second one - it could cost you more money,
but it could save you from losing your hens so easily.
Chicken Coops
Chicken Coup Plans
Chicken Coop Designs
Chicken Coop Plans
Favorite Chicken Coops
Chicken Coop Shopping
4 Chicken Coop Questions
Why Chicken Coups?
Chicken Coop Ideas
Chicken Coop Pictures
Coop Drawings
Chicken Houses
Chicken Pens
Chicken Runs
Chicken Sheds
5 Biggest Chicken Coop Mistakes
Mobile Chicken Coops
A Frame Chicken Coop
Chicken Tractor Plans
Mobile Chicken Coop Plans
A-Frame Chicken Coop
Build a Chicken Coop
How to Build Chicken Coops
Build Your Own Chicken Coop
Instructions On How
to Build a Chicken Coop
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