DIY Chicken Run

In this video, I will be building a beautiful chicken run that looks great and gives our chickens the much-needed space they want. Check out the video to learn a few tips to save money and how this can be done!
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[@juberahmed1144]

Why am I watching this? I don’t even own a house

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

If you want to grow grass for the chickens in the new run, make a box any size, maybe 2ft x 4ft, or any size you want, and cover the top with chicken wire ( put a brace in the middle to support their weight, and plant grass seed, or whatever kind of seed you want, (that they will eat) inside the box. As it grows the chickens will stand on the wire and will peck at it, but not tear up the ground! You might plant a few of them along one side of the run and have them grow at different times to always have greenery available! ( plant thicker than normal) Just a suggestion! God Bless!

[@aaronhope8366]

I never would have thought about those as lumber options. I love it. That there just saved me solid cash and I appreciate it.

[@bs4638]

Just a suggestion... you could have used the full height of the lumber to create a walk-in chicken coop AND grown some perennial plants like grapes all around to provide food for the family and shade for your feathered friends! 😄 Of course, it would have required a bit more cross bars for support.

[@clownman-mq4ek]

Glad all the avian specialists came to view your site. I am awaiting their videos on building a chicken run. Good video by the way.

[@cynthiadianecarey9902]

Landscaping timbers and ripping deck boards are great ideas!

[@arthurshat7793]

Your sweet family is goals!

[@garyjordan299]

This is very true information! 3 years is right! They will rot 5 times faster than 4x4 post. Words from experience,

[@erebus4736]

This is perfect for what my wife and I want to do! We're looking to build an outdoor ferret enclosure with dirt mounds and pvc to create burrows.

[@thorashebear7604]

You ought to look at making little wooden squares with that hardware cloth over the top. Allows grass to go through but they can't scratch and kill it. Could be an option of putting some in there!

[@thefrenchgardener1865]

Thank you for mentioning the alternative lumber choices and the fact that lumber prices are crazy compared to two years ago. Great video.....great job! Thanks!

[@raoh8096]

you should still have a wire skirt about 18" on the outside underneath your rocks to keep predators from digging in

[@grizzly4736]

A simple yet good looking build. Thank you. I am looking at ideas to expand our chicken run and this is a good idea. I appreciate that you mention the prices of material. My wife was looking at buying one of them pre-fab chain link dog run things to put around them, but I like building and can do this for much cheaper than that pre-fab. Thank you again.

[@abcsha.]

I appreciate your creative work for birds .

[@jimmyponds5504]

Good presentation! Glad to see family involvement!

[@phuongvo3051]

The chickens are so happy with their big yard , ❤❤

[@FM-Patriot]

It looks good! My wife and I are looking to have chickens next year!

[@Leapingspirit]

I used the electric fence posts that you can push into the ground with your foot and regular chicken wire that I used twist wire to secure to the posts and to itself for my expanded chicken run. Its held up well after several months, and I plan to expand it again next month because I'm going to be doubling my flock. Cost me less than $100 as well, 'cause I caught the chicken wire on sale.

[@AMichiganIslander]

I feel it's a good budget friendly idea. I have a small shed for the future chickens indoor coop they can go in. I might consider this into my budget. I have already a lot of rocks on my land, because its an island. I appreciate these budget friendly ideas. I'm currently working on my garden though. I figured if I start now while there's snow, then less chance of seeing snakes and other creepy crawling critters for the heavy duty part of my garden. Like clearing things out of the way. Have a good day!

[@LosInmortalesGallos]

I'm sure those chickens are very happy with that new additon to their housing arrangement.