Easy clean chicken roost

Do you have problems with the chickens hanging out on the poop boards, kicking poop all around?

Our original coop was a pretty small chicken tractor. We lost three of our six chickens to the neighbor's dog so free ranging them became very rare. And, we...

Tour our chicken coop and learn what a dropping board is, plus a few other tips that will help make life easier as you raise chickens.

Hambrook Hens Fed up of cleaning chicken poop? How about this low maintenance roost? Simply scoop the poop from the gulley into a bucket once per week and keep the bedding clean

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The chickens have finally moved into their new home. I think it was worth waiting for. Everthing is complete with the exception the chicken wire over the...

Just got done building the new roost for the chickens!!

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Build a set of custom chicken roosts from free from stuff laying around the house in an afternoon that fold up out of the way for easy cleaning

#cleancoop #chickencoop #countrycoop Keep the coop clean up simple

Chickens love to take their forty winks at night, and it's important that they get plenty of rest to ensure optimal health. Still, most chicken keepers have had the experience of having to coax their birds into the coop at sunset to get them to go to roost. So why do chickens, despite their natural desire to roost, sometimes break the rules by not roosting on their perches, and how can these rebellious flock members be taught to roost on their perches? We are here to help!

Why do chickens roost? Not only does it protect them from predators, but it also promotes their social hierarchy and improves their sleep quality. 🐔

If you have chickens then you also have a lot of chicken poop! Backyard chickens poop when they're sleeping on the roost at night, so droppings tend to build up on the chicken coop floor. Here's what to do with all that dirty chicken coop bedding.