Cackle Hatchery Omlet Eglu Pro Review

[@aphillips5376]

I have the eglu cube, bought 2 years ago. Absolutely love it! Easy to clean and the dropping tray makes it easy to dump into theHotbin composter. Love the new design and larger space. Love the new accress panel for under the coop and the hinges for the door. Will this be easily attached to the walk in run? Just wish the price was lower, not ready to invest 1800.00+ after setting the cube and walkin run up less than 24 months ago. Maybe some day🤞

[@Daniel-be6cj]

Do you think it would be good for ducks? I was previously considering the original Eglu for getting Call Ducks but this looks like it has more space and enough room in the run to maybe put some water to splash in

[@Bateluer]

Since my state just recently legalized backyard chickens statewide, I've been looking at this coop as my top contender. My top concern though is how well the birds would do in the summer. I'm out in the southwest and we can hit 115F easily. You showed the vents, but I'm not sure that'd cut it. I was thinking I could put a shade cloth over the run as well. MO doesn't exactly have cool summers, but doesn't really compare to the Phoenix valley.

[@cristinap6394]

what state legalized them statewide? That's actually a really awesome thing! I live in FL and we have the cube, not the pro. We do keep a fan in there and we have it in a shady area under a tree. It's been perfectly fine for our english orpington who isn't heat tolerant!

[@craigkarwacki1777]

Can rodents and predators get in thru the openings for the wheel raise/lower??

[@johngy40]

yes birds do anyway

[@raywatson6701]

I have the eglu pro and I used zip ties to connect it together it was better than the floppy clips that come with it I used a zip tie gun and about 200 ties

[@LiveSilkies]

Our silkie chicks are 2 months today, our other 2 are 2+years old. Love these sweet babies. They are in a playpen, in my home 😂.. Very Cool chicken hut, is it assembled already, and what is the cost?

[@ditdat3868]

No it arrives in packages...

[@carlapierce3289]

I think the birds would fry in the summer- it is so humid and hot in the South.

[@johngy40]

i have one of these i dont like it sparrows can still get in and eat your chickens food