How many chickens will this hold?
1306616
I wouldn't use this for chickens. The "house" would barely be large enough for one bird.
1306617
Its very small. I only put in 1 or 2 of my very small bantam chickens temporarily.
1306618
I wouldn't put a chichen in this as it's too small. It barely was big enough for two dwarf bunnies.
1306619
DONT BOTHER! Please do not waste your time with it for ANY animal. It's way too small, and very crappy craftsmanship. Only bird I suggest is 4 serama chickens. I have 3,Bantam silkies in it and they are so cramp I had to modify it A LOT. They can not even use the house, and the ramp FELL OFF the first day I had it.
1995161
Personally I think this one would house only 3 or 4 chickens. I'll be using it soon for 3 new additions to my flock before integrating them into the bigger group. The side opens (opposite the nesting boxes) and the floor slides out for cleaning.
230594
It does a great job keeping my chickens inside. I have a post every ten or twelve feet for support. I'm pleased.
1741934
I don't know the exact dimensions. I will say though I was very disappointed in the size of the whole thing. I have 6 chickens and I feel like they are stuffed in there. There is no room for food or water. I put this house on one end of their run and then attached a small feeding house at the other end. This is not a practical coop for more than 3 birds in my opinion...even if I only had 3 birds there still wouldn't be room for food and water. Its a lot of money for what you get.
578192
This will definitely hold enough feed for 3 chickens for several days. There is no top. I made partial cover for the bottom feeding area so the chicken feed loss was minimized. I cut a piece of plastic 1.5" x 8" and attached it with plastic strip ties to the bottom area.
1538683
Ours each hold three full size chickens. During winter I'll even find all six in there. However, three full size is really the max you want in there or 4-5 bantams.
1716353
The nests are designed for one chicken at a time. We have 6 boxes for 17 hens and it works just fine.
2250323
Hi there. The maximum number of chicks I have had under this brooder is 17 Orpington chicks. They did not all fit under the brooder and I felt 17 was too many. It maybe OK for more chicks of a smaller breed. I have now bought the larger EcoGlow 50 as well as the 20.
1530251
We started out with six in the spring. We gave away three. There is plenty of room for the remaining three but have to share the double nesting box. Three eggs a day is more than enough for us. So I would say two to three adult chickens. We have a folded tarp on top of run to keep it dry. We also did not fasten top onto coop. Just attached latches. Other wise you could not clean it out if you follow directions and screwed the roof on.
709916
Not really. I have three pullets and I still had to build them a bigger run. The coop also doesn't have enough roosting space for six chickens.
1951901
It can house 1-2 chickens. I use the house as the nesting box. There is a removable tray for easy cleaning. I put pine chips to absorb the chicken poop. Absolutely love it for my two chickens! Extremely easy to put together.
2250325
It holds 47 bobwhite quail real nice for 3 week. I would say 25 chicken chicks. with quail pile up wood shavings Under it so they're higher
604017
I think this coop is too small inside for 4 regular size hens. I decided to only house 3 hens myself. Even with a larger run (which I added) I think the maximum should be 3 otherwise your hens may become stressed.
898075
No more than ten pounds. I will put two chickens on the rod for that average or a roast about that weight.
287386
My chickens are about full grown now and there is a little over 12" of clearance. I thought that might be low but they all use it just fine. The red nipples help the chickens find them. It took a couple days for the to understand but they all us it now.
578189
yep! Perfect size for three chickens. I have the larger one and have five chickens. It seemed too big at the time, but it holds a LOT making feeding time easy. I fill it about once every 10 days. I have the smaller one to hold grit and oyster shell.
867488
This would be too small for a large chicken for very long. I use it for silkies with chicks, or chicks that dont need a hen anymore.