Pallet chicken coops

Are you addicted to eating healthy and fresh food? Then consider building your own chicken coop if you love eating chicken every day. Build a functional DIY chicken coop at home with these 25 free pallet chicken coop plans that will allow you to build a pro-style birdcage without breaking the bank. As you are going to use the free pallets and scrap woods so these hen houses will cost you next to nothing. Building your own hen house will also allow you to customize the dimensions to fit the…

A recycled pallet chicken run is a good way to create more space for your hens to peck. This easy chicken coop extension is a cheap & easy DIY pallet fence.

Increasing numbers of homeowners are raising chickens in their backyards, and the creativity in chicken coop design is booming. From funky and playful to stately and classic, these chicken coop ideas will get your creative juices flowing.

For about a year Jason and I have been talking about getting chickens. With a house full of growing boys, we needed to find some easy ways ...

Make a Chicken Coop Out of Pallets.

Pallet chicken shack built from upcycled lumber, repurposed screws and used feed bags.

Choosing the right chicken coop depends on how many chickens you want and what features would make it easy for you to maintain the coop. #chicken #pallet #chickencoop #ideas #backyardchicken

Pallet Palace Chicks love it! Thanks to all at BYC for advice and tips. Also thanks to BYC for the #1 vote in Coop Design Contest! This originally started out as a wood shed, so there are no early construction pictures. This was built using 22...

This is truly a from trash to treasure story. From a used and discarded pile of pallets to an adorable chica coop. I will show you how me and my Mr. threw together our chicken coop (built for half a dozen chicks) with just scrapes and salvaged pallets. We started with a mountain of pallets (or more accurately two extra large truck loads). Separating all the pallet boards can be a little tricky. You need an assistant. This is absolutly a two person job...thankfully I had my Mr. but for all…