November 23, 2024

VIDEO: Easy Clean Chicken Coop!


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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: Easy Clean Chicken Coop!

  1. I LOVE your channel i so love how down to earth and real you are you have such a sweet Way of talking to your viewers I'm from and still live in North Carolina and yes I am a southern country mom and I just love how you keep everyday living real. I send best wishes and i pray many more blessings come your way

  2. I've been meaning to thank you for some time now. We built a 10 x 12 pole barn with a divider in the middle and a run on each side inspired by you. I love it. I never would have thought it up myself. I went with a dirt floor though.

  3. I remember my great granny had it in her coop. My papaw (her son) thought she was nuts but she said it kept stink down and made her girls a pretty home! LOL She was amazing. She lived and passed over in Gainesboro, TN. right outside Cookeville. She was 96 when she went home. Thanks for sharing. Hope it works great. Thanks for the memory! Love, hugs and blessings! Lisa

  4. Just put peel and stick vinyl tiles to mine. I'm anxious to see how it works. My coop is small so I only needed six 12 x 24 tiles from Home Depot. Cost about $18.00. Took me about 90 minutes with the learning curve to install.

  5. Just wonderful, I've been looking for "easy to build chicken coop plans" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about – Machaaldity Coop Blaster – (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my friend got amazing results with it.

  6. Okay, it's been almost two years now. Any update on how you're liking it, and how it's lasting? We are in the planning/building stage of our coop.

  7. Hey Patara! I'm going back and binge-watching all the chicken videos because I'll finally be getting mine this spring! I was wondering if the next time you clean out your coop, if you'd make like a complete clean-out video with everything you need to know to clean and maintain your coop.

  8. This is what I'm going to do in our village old house, made of woods, stones, soil mud years and years ago. soon going to be a house of 2000+ layer chickens…

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