… The lack of Chicken Coop Plans that have easy step-by-step instructions that the average homeowner can follow?
A good friend of mine, Jim Stanley, has been a poultry farmer for over 25 years. Every time the kids and I would visit his farm, they would bug me for weeks to raise our own chickens. A few years ago they finally wore me down and I started looking into raising chickens in my backyard.
I was shocked to see how much it cost for a pre-built chicken coop. The prices ranged from $500 on up to the thousands (and this didn’t even include installation). I wasn’t about to pay that kind of money, not even close. I was disappointed in my findings and was about to inform the kids that we weren’t going to raise chickens, until I talked to my friend Jim.
Jim hadn’t built a coop in years, but he too was shocked by the cost of a pre-built chicken coop. As I continued my research, I realized I wasn’t alone. People were opting not to buy pre-built chicken coops, but were building their own.
I had no idea that thousands of people were building chicken coops in their backyard. But where were they getting their plans? I collected various drawings and ‘do it yourself ideas’ but nothing was very organized. I purchased a few guides, but all were either incomplete or you needed to be a carpenter to understand the steps. Even with my engineering background these plans all left gaps that were tough to fill.
I contacted my friend Jim, and we decided that with his poultry background and my engineerng background that we could design a chicken coop plan for the everyday average person.
Easy To Construct With Common Hand Tools So Those With Little Prior Carpentry Experience Can Accomplish
Jim and I have designed several Chicken Coops that Meet all the Goals we set forth above. You no longer have to pay and arm and a leg for a Chicken Coop nor spend many frustrating days on the internet looking for complete and understandable plans. We Have taken care of that for you!
For too many years your only option was to renovate an old shed or buy a pre-build chicken coop. A pre-built chicken coop with installation normally costs over $1,000.
But now with the help of this detailed “Chicken Coop” guide you can join the revolution of Do It Yourselfer’s who figured out how to cheaply build their own Chicken Coop.
This DIY Guide will walk you through the step-by-step process of constructing a chicken coop and chicken run. You can easily do it for less then $100 if you do a little extra work in collecting materials, so savings from hundreds to thousands of dollars are possible.
Before you try to build your own chicken coop, you need to have the right tools and you need to have the step-by-step process that we explain in this guide. We made it a personal mission to create the best chicken coop guide available. Between Jim’s experience and my engineering background plus months of research on the internet looking for the best ideas and designs for building chicken coops, we have completed our mission to create the best chicken guide available.
We have put all of these ideas into one simple and easy to follow "Build Your Own Chicken Coop" guide. With the fully illustrated process even the Non-Do it Yourselfer can quickly learn how to build their own chicken coop.
No problem, everything is broken down into Easy to Follow Step-by-Step Instructions. I’ve been told by numerous people that the guide was able to take even the most difficult carpentry construction methods and distill it down to simple and easy steps that even complete beginners can easily follow.
And don’t worry if you don’t consider yourself “technically inclined”, this guide will show you how to do it step by step. And we won’t leave you alone! There is a list of resources and support to help you with your project all the way until it is completed.
Once you open this detailed "do it yourself guide" you will see exactly how to build your own chicken coop.
Step-by-Step pictures, diagrams and schematics show you how everything is done. There is even a Video Library so you can see instructional videos pertaining to the chicken coop world.
We have even included a wood cutting diagram that allows you to pre-cut and pre-label all of your wood so that the guide is very simple to follow.
We have several groups of high school and college students working on DIY Chicken Coops right now. And hey, if they can do it, then you can do it!
This complete "Do It Yourself" Chicken Coop guide has two parts…
All guides are presented with simple step-by-step instructions on how to build a Chicken Coop from scratch. These instructions are assisted by images and technical sketches to enhance the users understanding of the building process.
We have easy step-by-step designs for four categories of Chicken Coops (Small – Midsize – Large – Portable).
Designed to be tucked away in your backyard without taking up too much space. This Category accommodates up to 5-7 chickens.
Designed for those who are ready to take on more chickens but still don’t want to lose half their yard to the cause. This Category accommodates up to 8-12 chickens.
Designed for those who are taking their love of chickens to a new level. Whether your starting an egg selling business or just supplying the family.
Portable Coops- Designed for the coop on the move. Don’t want to be tied down to one spot in your yard? This coop is for you. Move your coop to accomodate changing seasons or just a change…
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