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Chicken Coops: 45 Building Plans for Housing Your Flock (Paperback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for Chicken CoopsEasy-to-care-for, productive, inexpensive, and full of personality, chickens are popping up in backyards throughout the country-- in the suburbs, rural towns, and even on city plots. All it takes to keep a small flock is a bit of land and a properly designed coop. Just like houses, chicken coops come in all sizes and styles to meet the needs of any chicken family. Author Judy Pangman has combed
Full description- Publisher: Storey Books
- Published: 07 August 2006
- Format: Paperback 176 pages
- See: Full bibliographic data
- Categories: Building Construction & Materials | Animal Husbandry | DIY: General | DIY: Carpentry & Woodworking | Birds, Including Cage Birds, As Pets
- ISBN 13: 9781580176279 ISBN 10: 1580176275
- Sales rank: 43,313
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Full description for Chicken Coops
Build the Perfect Housing to Fit Your Flock Bring your chickens home to roost in comfort and style! Whether you're keeping one hen in a small backyard or 1,000 birds in a large free-range pasture, this delightful collection of hen hideaways will spark your imagination and inspire you to begin building. Author and farmer Judy Pangman combed the country to select these 45 coops for housing both laying hens and meat birds (chickens or turkeys). The coops range from fashionable backyard structures featured in the annual Seattle Tilth City Chickens Tour and the Mad City Chickens Tour in Madison, Wisconsin, to the large-scale, moveable shelters Joel Salatin has fashioned for Polyface Farm in Virginia. You'll also find ideas for converting trailer frames, greenhouses, and backyard sheds; low-budget alternatives for working with found and recycled materials; and simple ways to make waterers, feeders, and nestboxes. A gallery of color photographs provides other creative ideas to get you going. With basic building skills, a little elbow grease, and this book of conceptual plans and how-to drawings, you've got all you need to shelter your flock.

