Awesome chicken coop!

Thanks!😊

Do you happen to have snow where you live? Also, do you think three nesting boxes would fit in there? I noticed you have two, but I was wondering if three would fit equally thank you so much for this video.

That better not me match like charcoal you used if you are you're a sinner

Do you live where there is any snow? How did this hold up during the winter and against predators?

Thankyou

That’s perfect for your needs. They are FreeRoam so that’s an awesome day for a chicken.

How did u put it together can you make a video on that

If it lasted a year or two you’ll lucky but it’s a starter kit

Looks good. Happy smoking!

We’re about to purchase the same coop for our four chicks. Just now watching your coop videos. Very well done and informative. It’s been two years. I would enjoy an update on your flock. Hopefully by now, you’re getting eggs. I’m hoping you can video an update. I’d like to see how your TSC coop is holding up to the weather. I can’t decide if I should put mine in a spot similar to yours or put it partially under the back end of our carport in order to protect it a bit from the wind and rain. Your insight would be helpful. We will paint it in its entirety before putting it together. I’m hoping you’ll respond. Thanks again for your thoughts.

My dad grew a locust grove at the back of our farm. We used galvanized mesh flooring, walls and top outside of the roosting coop... and locust poles all the eay around,, and fir siding in the housing coop itself. It was built on a hill so raking out underneath was very easy, and we'd mix the guano with our cow and horse manure and rotting hay for fertilizing our 6 acres of field corn that we'd harvest and grind to feed our chickens.

I completely removed my waste pan. I let the waste just land on the floor then cover with shavings and rake it up. Not sure what the purpose of waste pan is. I added more roosts so they move around. Every coop I have had, I remove the waste pan and let the poop fall to the ground. Cleaner, less smell, breaks down.

I have this coop, painted it the same color too. I built a 2x4 base out of treated lumber and screwed it to that and put wheels on it and handles so I can move it around. I have 6 birds and its a bit tight for them now that they are grown. Overall its a pretty good coop though.

Picked up this coop today from a local TSC for almost half off because it's damaged. Gotta replace a board and piece of wire and she's good to go!

Beer can chicken and Italian sausage are my favorites. I used to do it on my Weber grill, but I just received a masterbuilt bullet from a couple that's moving and needed it gone. The charcoal door isn't establishing a good seal, and I'm trying to find a good way to establish a seal and allow for greater airflow to the charcoal. Any ideas?

Just got this coop. I had an awesome Amish-built one but divorce is the mother of invention. LOL. Quick question: when you talk about protecting the floor of the coop, do you think lining it with contact paper might help? I’m willing to try anything that extends the life of a coop while making it easier to clean up chicken *bleep*!

Chickens: “Must defeat the fence!!” Accurate. LOL

I’m so sorry about your dad. Great job with the bees. 🐝 At least you know what to do. Check out Dr Leo on Off Grid with Doug and Stacy.

I’d love a 2022 update (if the coop still exists) 😂

We bought this coop. We had no issues with it at first, and it was very pretty after painting it, but it's not working out for us. It's too small, much smaller than it's advertised, and it needs a lot of tweaking to be truly predator-proof. My husband is currently building a new coop out of heavy pallets. We're thinking about using the old one for quail or rabbits, but it'll need some work to keep the bad guys out. I don't think it's worth the money they charge for it at TSC.

I refuse to pay $70 to get it shipped to me. Thanks for the video helped me with my choice to not buy.

We are getting chicken's soon,my idea is to place some scrap vinyl flooring on wood floors,easy cleaning

I bought a cheap tiny coop from chickencoopoutlet online because it had solid walls not slat pieced walls. The trim is already warping one month in where we had to screw back in the roof trim because they used tiny nails and the hinges that came undone. For the floor I knew just by looking at it that it wouldn't last long as thin as it is so I put down linoleum tiles over it before adding hemp bedding. I got the stick on tiles for $10 for 11 sq ft.

Great stuff thank you

Beautiful chicken coop and chicken run,It is worth the money, you can feed enought chickens for many year.get enough eggs and chicken to eat or sale.

Loving these videos bro. I know it’s 2y old. But as a newb to all this shit I cannot tell you how helpful this all is.

I was born in Southern CA and lived there most of my life just cause it was familiar. Then I went to work in the Pacific Northwest in the oil industry and saw the rural life. LOVED it. Politics and faith brought me to the East Coast. I’m closer to your state now. Couldn’t stand being packed in apartment buildings. I would never go back to the city.

Bee's scare me lol. 🐝🐝 My husband is thinking about getting some bee's.. He is building a hive box this week. 🥴

Great video and nice review. We are having the same issues with ours. I am planning to build a new myself. As you stated you can build something better cheaper.

This coop is a piece of garbage. bought one last year and it's been nothing but problems. it leaks. the door wouldn't open so I had to rip it off and make a new door. I would not recommend this coop at all.

Just installed mine today. What’s the purpose of the water bowl? I see you didn’t have it in your video.

In 2022 it's still a decent value I believe. Cost of material being what it is and lack of time. If you have the skill and more importantly the TIME. Time is money after all.

Hello coop master.

It’s not a great coop

I just bought this coop. It’s now a $600 coop. 😣

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How old were your chickens before they started laying eggs?

Very helpful video. We want to raise chickens after the house is built. This was great!

They are selling these for around $30 at lowes. For that price you can do all the best smokers mods available out there and will still be cheaper than any similar unit. It works good, just need a reliable temp gauge. 190 F on mine was around 225 F in reality, and can stay there for hours.

Thanks for the advice. I Always believe a Harry Potter fan!!

Well, hold up now, because It told you to use 8lbs and you only use 4 so had you used the other 4, per the instructions it would have been enough correct to her going? That's what you said, correct?

Dude.... You really need to learn about smoking....

I saw below you said predators got half your flock. Did they get them while in this coop? I have the same coop now and would like to know how they got killed. Thanks

Lowes has them for discount $21 i bought 2

This thing would never get up to 225-275 temp. I’ve used a lot of bullet smokers and never had this issue! I would not buy another one!! I’d opt for a different one for sure

Awesome garden tour my friend! 🌱

Pre built nesting boxes were a great idea! Im new to your channel and enjoyed your video! ☺

That is not done

Nice video