Chicken Coop Build Timelapse

[@ButlerMillWorks]

Really nice build, hope you do more! I am building my own coop right now from lumber off my sawmill but since it decided to snow in the mountains of Colorado today, I am watching videos of other people building coops! Thanks for sharing.

[@lonestarcoops6889]

Butler Mill Works Thank you! Have lots more video content coming from the build, not so woodcutting intensive as this one. Hopefully you get some good ideas!

[@TheKavedude]

Butler Mill Works... since you're looking at other people's builds, check mine out and let me know what you think! I'm an amateur as you'll gather from my video!

[@metaspencer]

looks pretty good

[@yendorofny]

I was beginning to wonder, how many times we'd see you make that same cut....lol Wondering if your company is still in operation. I tried calling once and it went to voicemail, yet I never got a return call. Just wanted to thank you and send pics of my version of The Galveston.

[@TheKavedude]

Excellent video! I wish I had your tools when I built my coop! Soooooo... your deep litter method. How deep AND... with deep litter method, how often do you anticipate having to change the litter? Once or twice a year? I want to do deep litter method!

[@lonestarcoops6889]

The Kavedude thank you! More info on deep litter on our page DeepLitter.com

[@theresesingleterry1611]

Hi Tony, I bought your plans for the 6 x 12 Houston Coop and they are very helpful! I enjoyed the time lapse video, but it didn't show important parts like building the four walls and how the metal roofing is installed. Please consider adding a video on installing the metal roofing. My coop is coming along well, but I need a bit more instruction on installing the metal roofing panels, like do you use top closures and mastic tape? If so, where are they placed? I reached out via email and got one response, but my other emails & a phone message have gone unanswered. I would love to get my questions answered. Thank you in advance! -Therese

[@adrianlock4261]

Are you willing to sell the plans for the coop? I’m not getting answers from the website

[@jessicareynolds7176]

Hey Tony, would you be able to give a ballpark for how much matterials cost to build this coop plan?

[@lonestarcoops6889]

Jessica Reynolds Wood, hardware cloth, metal roof, screws, hinges etc about $950. Additional optional costs would be automatic chicken door, HDPE or linoleum liner for henhouse, plexiglass for the winter windows and paint. A little more expensive than kit coops that run $250-$600 but much more robust final product, with all the amenities necessary to make keeping chickens as hassle free as possible. The covered walk-in run and large clean out doors on the henhouse make life taking care of chickens a pleasure.

[@stephenhines2795]

How much does this one cost

[@typisoha]

What are coop measurements? I’m about to build one for 4 chickens since that’s what’s allow in Oklahoma,

[@lonestarcoops6889]

6’x12’.. More details at LonestarCoops.com

[@dereksigler3013]

Where do you get your HDPE board from?

[@Alarix246]

Why is it now called a "chicken coop", when it used to be more fitting as "henry"? 😁

[@chrisgonefshing]

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