Building your own DIY automatic coop door is easy with a ChickenGuard Automatic Coop Door Opener! (For this article, ChickenGuard provided us with a free Automatic Coop Door Opener. This article reflects my own personal opinions using this product). With the hot summers and chilly winters (with lots of freezing rain) in Southeast Missouri, making…
For this review, we were sent a free Omlet Universal Automatic Chicken Coop Door to test. All opinions are our own and represent our own experience with this product. In this article, we’ll show how we installed the Omlet Universal Automatic Chicken Coop Door in a coop we built ourselves. (We reviewed the automatic coop…
Main Takeaways: In general, chicks can go into the coop when they’re fully feathered, and close to the same size as hens (about 10 – 12 weeks) I’ve had success introducing sooner, but they need to be big enough to defend themselves If you have multiple roosters, it’s best to wait until 12 – 16…
November is here…..and there’s plenty you can do in your chicken coop to keep your hens and roosters healthy. Fall is typically when we see an uptick in predators AND you might notice signs your flock is slowing down due to the lack of light and the cold. You likely already noticed your chickens aren’t…
Many beginners wonder “How much does it cost to own a chicken?” And in this article, we’re going to talk specifics about how chicken keeping can affect your wallet. Like many things in life, you can make chicken keeping as expensive or inexpensive as you want. Now, just how much does it cost to own…
September is here…..which means it’s time to think about what to do in your chicken coop to prepare! I can smell the pumpkin from here! Fall is on its way (or in progress) and there is a lot you can do in your coop this month! Help your flock stay healthy and keep your coop…
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