I use 4 x 2 with the corners rounded off, but that's only because I had some left over after building the coop. I do have some natural branches in the run and have left the bark on them.
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It's more about location, height, and social status than anything about the actual roosts, as far as I can tell.
I had to go into my coop with branches because I also could not imagine it properly without doing it.thanks for all the ideas, guys. i’m really bad at seeing stuff in my head, i have to start working on it to finally be able to envision it in my head lol
I use natural branches for roosts and haven't had any issuesI’m thinking about cost effective ways to finish building the winter coop and I was thinking about using tree branches as a roost. Would I have to remove the bark from the branches or should I leave them on? What should I look for when selecting the branches? Is there any risk of bringing in diseases, parasites, etc...by using them?