Coop Interior Input Needed!

Please Read Each Choice & Choose 1 of Each Letter (except E & F = one or the other)

  • A) External Nesting Box; Saves space inside the coop & easier collection from outside.

  • A) Internal N.B; No holes in walls, no weather worries (& coop floor space isn't impacted anyways).

  • B) N.B. Size Min. (12"x12"x12") to keep from multiple hens encroaching.

  • B) Modified Box Size (14"x14"x14") for bigger breeds (& not having to modify later if needed).

  • C) W. &/or V.; +/-2 walls for windows, +/-2 walls for vents for 'enough' of both functions.

  • C) W. &/or V.; one of each total - it's unnecessary for more.

  • D) Roost Height; kept it at 12" high to keep risks of injury low

  • D) Roost Height; kept ~18"(+) for better mobility access to clean/&added 'poop shelf(vs)' for step

  • E) E for EXTRA: Decor - N.B. curtains, Pics/Paintings, Wallpaper, etc.! (There is a partition wall)

  • F) Fun Police: Nothing but wood & feathers inside the coop. (All jokes, no shame in simplistic!)


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I'm not totally aware of what exact function a nesting box curtain provides.. but common sense tells me it's extra security for laying hens (please educate me if I'm wrong!) that I can make look appealing to my own eyes.
Yes, it can help make it cozier for the hens but also can reduce egg eating since it's darker in the nesting boxes and chickens can't see well in the dark. However, I just installed nesting box curtains in my coop because of an egg eater and it hasn't completely stopped it. 🤷‍♀️ They had no problem adjusting to them though.
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