I’m early, been watching your videos for years now and I’m loving this series of chicken videos, I’m preparing for when I get my own chickens, thank you happy tails :)
We're in the research and prepping stages of getting backyard chickens and my husband actually suggested the style of coop that you have. In my research, though, there are so many things that don't quite mesh. Chickens fear overhead predators; that's just in their instinct so reaching in from above to "steal" their eggs seems like exactly the thing to scare the poop out of them. Carolina Coops, and builds like theirs, have nesting boxes up a little higher with doors that open from the back rather than the top. Also, the deep litter method seems to help with the henhouse smell and mess. Have you ever looked into or have experience with these?
I want to buy this coop you have. But not many good reviews on putting together. But other then that it's a good coop. If I don't get this I'll buy a shed and put what they need in it. Love the video.
The Over EZ coops are nice, but you take a big risk if you have it shipped to your home. They are notorious for arriving with major damage and/or missing parts and returning your damaged coop or trying to obtain missing parts can be a huge headache. If you want one of their coops, buy it at a brick and mortar TSC or other farm outlet where you can inspect the coop before laying down your money.
Happy Tails I’m open to ducks but would prefer chickens, just starting to think about it so I want to decide on chickens or ducks early before I go into all the research
I wish I had a good answer to that. I haven't used it for ducks and I'm not sure if it would work for them. For sure you would need a custom ramp. But considering ducks won't roost, I think there are cheaper options than this.
How many chickens do you keep in your coop? I got this coop with the 6x15 run. My chicks are too small to go in it their only 3 weeks old but I got 9 black austrolorps. Now people are telling me it’s to small for that many chickens. I bought this cause of your videos. It should be fine for that many chickens right? Never had chickens before just want them to be comfortable.
That's perfect! Certainly more than 9 large chickens can fit in the large coop. With a 6x15 run, that's 10 square feet per bird for 9 hens. So that's the right size!
hello! please can you do a video about most affectionate pets, because whenever i search most videos are beginner pets. i have had many pets and i don't need "beginner" haha i kind of want a more exotic pet. since my hamster died (we had no fear of us we didn't even have to tame him) i've really missed an animal to cuddle. please make a most affectionate pets video💖
Even though I can’t own any chickens but I still love watching your videos. So useful and I learn a lot. ❤️
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I love it A lot how about you
I’m early, been watching your videos for years now and I’m loving this series of chicken videos, I’m preparing for when I get my own chickens, thank you happy tails :)
Your vids are amazing you have helped me learn so much about animals. Could you do a horse care vid? Keep it up!!
I’m early wow I have been watching you for a long time I love you videos!!
I think this is the video you were recommending. This helped a lot in our building and placement decisions. Thank you.
No, this video is not about winter.
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Very useful tips. I think what I'll try to do is get a fairly large shed and then convert it with the needed features.
We're in the research and prepping stages of getting backyard chickens and my husband actually suggested the style of coop that you have. In my research, though, there are so many things that don't quite mesh. Chickens fear overhead predators; that's just in their instinct so reaching in from above to "steal" their eggs seems like exactly the thing to scare the poop out of them. Carolina Coops, and builds like theirs, have nesting boxes up a little higher with doors that open from the back rather than the top. Also, the deep litter method seems to help with the henhouse smell and mess. Have you ever looked into or have experience with these?
Lol you are over thinking all of this. Collect the eggs whichever way works for you, they don't care.
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I want to buy this coop you have. But not many good reviews on putting together. But other then that it's a good coop. If I don't get this I'll buy a shed and put what they need in it. Love the video.
I want a sugar glider
Can you make a video about you prairie dogs?
The Over EZ coops are nice, but you take a big risk if you have it shipped to your home. They are notorious for arriving with major damage and/or missing parts and returning your damaged coop or trying to obtain missing parts can be a huge headache. If you want one of their coops, buy it at a brick and mortar TSC or other farm outlet where you can inspect the coop before laying down your money.
I have had two coops shipped and there was no damage at all. And everyone that has told me they bought one, didn't have any damage.
What are some good cold weather chicken breeds for someone who wants eggs?
Orpington. Or have you considered ducks?
Happy Tails I’m open to ducks but would prefer chickens, just starting to think about it so I want to decide on chickens or ducks early before I go into all the research
Checkout last weeks video. Ducks are a great option for cold climates.
Ah can this coop be used for ducks? Or is there a better one for ducks?
I wish I had a good answer to that. I haven't used it for ducks and I'm not sure if it would work for them. For sure you would need a custom ramp. But considering ducks won't roost, I think there are cheaper options than this.
How many chickens do you keep in your coop? I got this coop with the 6x15 run. My chicks are too small to go in it their only 3 weeks old but I got 9 black austrolorps. Now people are telling me it’s to small for that many chickens. I bought this cause of your videos. It should be fine for that many chickens right? Never had chickens before just want them to be comfortable.
That's perfect! Certainly more than 9 large chickens can fit in the large coop. With a 6x15 run, that's 10 square feet per bird for 9 hens. So that's the right size!
hello! please can you do a video about most affectionate pets, because whenever i search most videos are beginner pets. i have had many pets and i don't need "beginner" haha i kind of want a more exotic pet. since my hamster died (we had no fear of us we didn't even have to tame him) i've really missed an animal to cuddle. please make a most affectionate pets video💖
or even if not a video just a reply, it would mean a lot💖
The best are Chicken Coop Company.
Price?
WAUW cool hahah :)
Chickens need 3 square ft. per chicken
Can you feature your rats again 😍
Can you please make a playlist just for snakes?
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You're prettier when you're blonde. 😊
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The whistling in the background is irritating 😠