my girl’s new chicken coop!
May 6, 2010
we got a new chicken coop! believe it or not, even though we moved almost 6 months ago, my girls just made the big move yesterday! i had been going back and forth from our last place to take care of them (just up the hill). it wasn’t without resistance, (ever tried to catch a chicken?), but i assured them the move was for their own good. now, look how happy they are!










squawk!
wrap up: {chickens} {coop} {farm} {gladening} {hens} {homestead}


























Wow! Those are some fancy new digs! They must be thrilled! : )
Windows! Very chic! They are going to be some happy egg layers.
oh how cute! i wish i had the space for some chickens. i had a few as a kid and they were so fun!
wow, that’s wonderful!! if i lived in the country, or a city that allowed chicken i would totally have some! and i love their new own, it’s so cute!
that is the cutest chicken home I have ever seen!
Very nice. We are about to get some little ladies as well for our back yard. My hubby built a beautiful A frame coop. It should be a fun new adventure.
what a great new house! you should expect extra hen fruit for that!
Now, that looks perfect!
I love your blog…such creative ideas! I love your chicken coop! I’ve been thinking about getting chickens and wondering what kind of coop I would put up. Yours looks great! Thanks for sharing!!
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hi jo, welcome! would love to visit your blog, but your link doesn’t seem to work?
i love that – i need me some backyard chickens!!!
Did you build this coop yourself or buy it constructed / semi-constructed? I am thinking of getting chickens and can’t decide if I want to try building or just wimp out and buy one. : ) Any info would help!
hi rachael! we ended up buying this one, but we made the one at our last house! it was actually cheaper to just buy this one rather than try to build another one (or move the last one) so that’s what we went with and really love it! i’m sure you could just whip something out as well, i’ve even heard of chicks residing in old junker cars! as long as they’re safe from predators, just about anything will do. just make sure whatever it is, that the wood hasn’t been treated. ;) let me know if you have any questions!
Where did you get that cute chicken coop? We are looking for a cute coop like that!
Where did you get this chicken coop? My friend wants one!
hi krista! we got it from a local builder in downtown franklin, nc. let me know if you need specifics!
I want specifics. I love it.
Just wanted to mention your photo when you moved the ‘girls’ in the blue carrier…guess you know the white one is a rooster, is it not? Love your new chicken house. We keep our waterer clean by stacking it high on three or so stepping stones…then they usually cannot scratch shavings, etc. into it. We’ve also hung metal waterers from the ceiling…(I liked it best) but you would need a metal ‘rig’ for the handle on an “S” hook at the end of the chain. A stron hurricane fencing slip works perfectly.
hi @thefarmette! actually, she was a girl! she laid the most beautiful cream eggs. :)
I have looked at many coops, and yours seems just right. It is neither too large, nor too small. Would you please send me the information to order the coop? Thank you!
I just came across your blog. I LOVE your coop. My mom lives in Highlands and we live in Charlotte. I’d love to know who you bought your coop from in Franklin. Was it already assembled or did you put it together? We’d have to bring it to Charlotte.
Can you please email me the information for buying a coop like yours, or maybe the plans. I live in California.
will email you!
Hi, can I also have specifics, like the plan for your crazy-cute coop?!
hey everyone! here’ some information about this lovely coop!
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we got it from a local woodworker in franklin, nc, and don’t have plans for it. below is the fellow’s website, if you’re relatively local maybe you could managed to get one! :)
http://www.ramblewoodridge.com/