Chicken coop pallets

For about a year Jason and I have been talking about getting chickens. With a house full of growing boys, we needed to find some easy ways ...

I did it!!! It took me a couple of months. But I did it! 90 % of the work was done by myself (my DH helped some...gotta give credit where credit is due...

Did you know that old pallets can be repurposed into a functional and cozy chicken coop? If you're looking for a cost-effective and sustainable way to house your chickens, then this might be the perfect solution for you. By using discarded pallets, you not only save money but also contribute to reducing waste and promoting environmental sustainability. But how exactly can you transform these pallets into a chicken coop? In this article, we will guide you through the process, providing you…

This is truly a from trash to treasure story. From a used and discarded pile of pallets to an adorable chica coop. I will show you how me and my Mr. threw together our chicken coop (built for half a dozen chicks) with just scrapes and salvaged pallets. We started with a mountain of pallets (or more accurately two extra large truck loads). Separating all the pallet boards can be a little tricky. You need an assistant. This is absolutly a two person job...thankfully I had my Mr. but for all…

This has been a long time coming. We've had our birds for just over a year and half, but there were some last touches on the coop (A ROOF!) that needed doing before we wrote it all up. Now the top is on, and the flock is growing and this is how...

Lost Lake Farm has more than just a hand full of backyard chickens. We gather eggs from the hens for our own farm table, as well as other family and friends. All of our chickens are one big happy barnyard family and good neighbors with the guineas and turkeys. They roam during the day and share a coop at night built on the end of the barn. That being said, we have decided to hatch a few of the special breeds, like our Welsummers. In order to do that we need to move the girls and this rooster…