Coop Location Placement

by johnny_pesos

14 Comments

  1. Due_Foot3909

    Chickens are not just Chickens. They are a cog in a system. Understanding how they fit into the system, and what secondary, tertiary ect effects they produce is essential to understand where within this system they should be placed.

    Chickens produce a lot of poop. This poo can then be utilized to make compost and or fertilizer. The compost is used in a garden. The garden is used (in part) to grow things for the Chickens. They give you eggs.

    When thinking about coop placement, water, food, and where composting occurs should all be a top priority.

    I personally wouldn’t want to have to walk from the coop to the garage and back just to feed and water them. (Im too lazy for that).

    I also would want to ensure the prevailing winds do not take any coop smells directly into my house.

    You can always build a coop with shade, or plant something else that will grow into something they can use fo shade, so I wouldn’t be overly concerned about having to utilize anything existing. (I would just have it being by shade a lower priority consideration under food, water and compost)

    With that being said, below the garage might be a good spot. Coop, then compost then garden. Plant a mulberry tree beside it for shade and treats. They’ll love it.

  2. aquavalue

    Dangerous time to be posting this on this sub right now

  3. GlacticGryffindor

    Have you considered a tunnel for the chickens?

  4. NillaWiggs

    No no no no. That’s where the northwest corner of the pond goes

  5. Successful-Edge4148

    Where are the Bradford pears going??

  6. PomeloLoud9319

    I would say more shade under that tree?

  7. DragonSpiritAnimal

    Not a copy cat. You’ll never be the original. Booo

  8. CheeseChampion406

    That looks like a good place for a herb garden actually. Maybe move the coop closer to a neighbor?

  9. HelioCollis

    Did you consider a pond on the entire property and lifting the house on stilts like in Venice? That would fit nice. Screw the chickens, get ducks!

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