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  1. StinkyAcres

    Coop run for free range hens?

    Yes, but I'm wondering whether or not placing the french drain outside the run would make it more effective.
  2. StinkyAcres

    Coop run for free range hens?

    I've never thought about putting the french drain inside the run. I've always thought they're normally placed along the edge on the outside to catch the water before it goes into the run.
  3. StinkyAcres

    Coop run for free range hens?

    I edited my last post to make it clearer. My mind is not clear today. :p
  4. StinkyAcres

    Coop run for free range hens?

    I don't have experience with a run attached to the house, but you'll want to consider how you will maintain the run. Eventually, after all the grass is gone, you'll probably want bedding in the run. Bedding material, like coarse wood chips, prevents a muddy mess, keeps the chickens feet out or...
  5. StinkyAcres

    Coop run for free range hens?

    Bigger is always better for coop and run - better for their health, your health, and the health of the soil. And I'd recommend bigger nest boxes for Brahmas than what was recommended by Egghead_Jr. I think my 14" boxes are perfect for their large size. There is no need for small openings on...
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