Chicken Coop Build: Back to Eden Gardening
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2018
- Part two: finishing the coop: • Chicken Coop Build Part 2
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My buddy Nick from Growing Back To Eden and I are building a new chicken coop at the farm this week! The chickens will begin stirring and processing our farm's compost at lightening speed saving us a whole lot of work. This is a no-clean or deep litter style coop that only needs to be cleaned once or twice a year. It keeps our chickens safe from predators, keeps rats to a minimum, and kickstarts the breakdown process of wood chips for our Back to Eden Organic garden. The chickens turn the compost into rich, beautiful soil while maintaining a diverse, protein rich diet and staying very clean and healthy.
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Awesome build. That run is huge and that cordless shear is too cool.
Thank you!
I love your recycling program--nothing goes to waste not even rain water! Your chickens will be happy with their new residence.
So glad to see you protecting your eyes even when hand nailing.
You're setting a good example.
Great build! You can tell how much thought you put into the builds with all of the multiple uses you're going to end up getting with this.
Thanks! Yeah, we don't like to skimp on the details around here, do it once, do it right!
That is a good plan. I kept my compost pile near the coop so when I let them out they would tear the pile down and when they went back into the coop I would take it back into a pile again. I got some of the best compost that way.
great plan!
Looking forward to the next installment. I’m super impressed and intrigued with this composting method. Can’t wait to see how it all shakes out. Lmao at booty bouncing the board in. 🤣
:) :) :)
I have that same Makita saw and I love it.
The coop is coming along. Sweet.
Thanks Barbara!
Chickens are so cool! I love ours. Sometimes when I can sit outside in the sun and read all 8 of them plus rooster all sit behind me, two cats, beneath the chaiselounge, and our Lab not far. Incredible how our cats(all outdoor rodent eaters don't bother them.) Oh yes, and I named our big rooster, "Harvey," for ubvious reasons...cheers...rr from Normandy
Thanks for watching Richard! So glad you enjoy your animal friends as much as we do!
This was a large project! Very nice.
3 yards a day!? Those are some busy little birds! Also Nick is such a cutie patootie. Hi Nick
The coop is looking awesome Anne! 👍🐓🐤🐔👊
great video.Thank you for ideas.
Great to see how you building things to suit your way of life and the life of your animals! Totally awesome...
You're living the life, Anne!! I'm happy for you and your family! GOD bless you all.
Thanks Matt!
Awesome build and I like the compost part of the plan!
Aww...I wish you could see our chicken coop and run! I have a few Barred Rocks. I've found that they are the sweetest chickens.
Loving the. M's trident cap Anne
go M's!
Your chickens are going to be happy. I'm not surprised you did a good job with all those supervisors to keep you in check lol.
Nice butt hammer technique!
Awesome work Anne!
You are so down to earth and I love watching you work. Keep on smiling Annie
Great job so far, lucky chicks, love all the animals roaming and checking things out.. wonderful Video..
Great video once again Annie! Always great to learn something new, can't wait until the second installment to see how it all will fit together!
A woman who isn't afraid to get down and dirty in Her Overalls :) Your One Determined and Tough Gal!
This is something similar to what my wife has done, works amazingly efficient 👍
Fantastic build on the coup, you'll have some of the happiest chooks in the State🤘😎🤘
I love that all your animals are trusting enough to hang out while you build things for them.
Close knit family👌
Looking very good. Love the supervisors you had
Looks good, we have 12 chickens at the moment, indoors with two windows and an exit for the to get outside, and a door for us to go in to feed them. we let them out in the garden most of the day, they love it
Those chickens have a better coop than my workshop ha! Nice work
That is awesome! Nice work, as usual.
Thanks Mitch!
Fantastic!
What a huge chicken run!! Nice!!
My neighbor has about 25 chickens as laying hens and the coup is about 30 foot from my driveway to my shop. I like to sit and watch them at the end of the day sometimes. Their like watching a yard sprinkler or bug zapper.....relaxing......and I get my eggs cheap! So, once again, I find my finger atop the like button.
chickens are so fun. Great excuse to stop and watch and enjoy the show.
Does that mean you can organic sprinkler and bug zapper? lol
Mike Builds You might be on to something there!
Abbey puppy is on it!! 🙂 Nice work Anne 👍
Hello, Anne! I found your channel through April’s videos! Love your videos and the different projects you tackle. I’m a new subscriber! Keep the awesome videos coming!
Thanks so much! So glad you're enjoying them.
I have been told to get my butt into it but I have not taken them literally the way you did at 6:29. I found it amusing. I presume you are going to provide an elevated roosting platform in addition to nesting area for egg laying.
I live in a forested and somewhat rural area. Down the road a sign went up saying, "Fresh eggs for sale". That stayed there for about a month, but then it was replaced by a sign which said, "Chickens for sale".
Awesome!!!
Great video 👍🏼👍🏼
cool project Anne! thanks for sharing the video.👍😎JP
Looks excellent. I just may do something just like that for next year. Going to try and get all the chickens in one coop lol.
Hi Anne- Great video, as always! I also enjoy your cooking/food related content, as well. Take care and all the best!
thank you Mike!
Yei, great work
Really cool project, can't wait for the next video! Abbey seemed to really enjoy it too! 😉👍
She loves "helping"
Excellent Very good Anne thank you
Wrapping 1/2" hardware fabric along the bottom of the wall boards will keep critters from chewing or clawing their way into the coop. Wood rats and squirrels will try to chew through almost anything to get to free food. Love the videos!
indeed! that's the plan!
Anne? 6:29 I am pretty sure the saying goes. "Put your back into it." But I guess that works too. LOL!!
hahahaha whatever works!
Please show the day to day how to of managing the coop including composting processes and water collection and chicken fountain and such when you're finished.
Will do!
Hi Anne....great video, very informative.....tfs
Awesome stuff.
Thanks Jason!
Nice
Cool project
Though I followed the build on Instagram, you see more of the process here, nice looking build so far, anxious to see next installment, thanks
thanks for the support Tony!
Chicken fountain - That makes pictures in my head I find quite funny.
looks like you had plenty of supervisors ;)
Always :)
Great video. Love that Ryobi cutter. I need one.
they are fantastic!
Goat safety analysis dept. Bulldog labor coordinater. Donkey building inspectors. The zoo crew!
🐕🐆🦌
Best crew I've ever worked on!
cool!!
Thanks Jeff!
GREAT JOB... Ann chickens are gonna sleep tite at night, i think i need a KFC Bucket after watching this chicken footage...
hahaha!
awesome video as always , where I am from our coups are not as fancy and ventilation is usually like half of the walls
ha! whatever works!
Ƹ̴Ӂ̴Ʒ me encanta tu trabajo ....saludos que pases una linda noche :)
I like it
Thanks Blake!
Joli travail bravo salut Jeannot 🛠😉
QUE LINDO CORRAL SALUDOS.
Who needs "Wilko" ?
music is just a drone on a loop
FIRST and WOOT! Let's hear it for Lefties!
Paulina Paulino .....I've tried the left hand approach, doesn't work out for me, lol🙂
That's because you need a left handed hammer!
Paulina Paulino .... That's got be it! Whenever I use my RH hammer with my left hand my RH thumbnail turns black and blue. Weird.
Красивая!)))
I like at 1:14 you guys are standing the front wall up and the goat is standing in the door way like "yea the door works" lol
hahahaha! yep!
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Nice one! I'm looking forward to seeing how this is finished. And how many more animals help build it! Have you thought about patenting that Rear Hammer technique? ;)
hahaha I definitely should patent it!
3:12 looks like you pulled the tape out of the dogs butt 😂
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Love the "hammer butt" move on that post spreader. That was really cute. Why no studs in the end walls?
There are studs, they're just spread further apart than normal to make the design more economical. This coop got a little out of hand as far as budgeting goes.
@@AnneofAllTrades ahh, okay. Thanks for the Reply.
Excellent build. Great to have Abbey help. Have you ever listened to Bella Betts?
she's a great helper! Never have! I'll check it out.
3:55 There is a stalker on the roof.
Add a few more doors and make it a sedan!
badum chunk!
Well that was using your head.....😂
Great job!!... I know you arent done yet.. and not sure if you thought of it...... would it be worth putting a few pressure treated deck boards around the inside base of the coop, to prevent the mulch from rotting the plywood outside?
It will be sealed and painted :)
"Coop". That's a chicken mansion!
ha! I suppose so....
You're not worries about the frost line?
Hello Anne, this is a good job. What is the name of the supervisor (donkey) ? :)
Howdy!
@04:31 Why can't you use windows netting to prevent flies and larger bugs and predators out? Adding that netting is something I would do.
Satobatsu Kaiba feel free to do so on your coop. The open door directly under the rafters makes any kind of overhead netting pointless. Window netting will not keep out predators out either, but, as explained in the video, that is also not an issue here due to our multiple species of flock guardians- guinea fowl, geese, and roosters inside the pen, donkeys, llama and alpaca directly outside the pen.
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wow, what is that wire cutter? 6:49 edit: found it: "18-Gauge Rotating Head Offset Shear" wow, that's neat!
I thought that was cheating...?!
I actually made a review of it on my blog! www.anneofalltrades.com/blog?category=Tool+Reviews
@@AnneofAllTrades, does going through wire with it bother it at all?
By the way, that link does not get to your reviews directly for some reason (it might only work when you are logged into your content management system). Here is the actual link that seems to work outside: www.anneofalltrades.com/tool-reviews/.
Deveriam criar um dispositivo acoplado ao vídeo para tradução simultânea. Ou eu deveria aprender inglês.
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There is no link to the chicken fountain
powerbang
Hi Anne. I use to build metal buildings. When we used a circular saw to cut the aluminum we would put the blade on backwards which made good cuts. Are you doing that with your saw? Great video. Great build.
dale jones I think that's steel roofing, no?
Hi Jeremy. You are correct. It looked like galvanized steel. It would work on it also because the cutting tips of good saw blades are carbide tipped which will cut steel sheeting. Running the blade backwards gives less of a chance to catch when cutting. Great video. I would love to see my kids doing these kind of things. Thanks for sharing.
its galvanized steel, but yup, that's what I did there.
We recently moved out from the city to the country side. Building a chicken coop is next on our list. This system you're doing, is there any chance that rodents or other big critters will try to eat the eggs? This might be a dumb question 😬. Idk much of what rodents (rats/mice) eat
You will definitely want to insulate the chickens from predators and rodents if you don't have an outside plan for dealing with them, as chickens tend to attract both en masse.
Am I missing the link for the chicken fountain?
Gah!I Forgot to put it on there. Here you go: www.thechickenfountain.com/
Where did you find the battery operated wire cutter?
It looks like a Ryobi offset shear. I could be wrong, though. Love the cordless Ryobi tools!
it is indeed!
Where are you? Not creepy, just wondering if you have to worry about snow or freeze.
Seattle, and no we don't, it's very temperate where we are.
If only you had a left-handed hammer?????
I can’t stand to see you all cooped up 😬
hahaha!
dont hope roman and britni si you donkis ,then you vil mis them lol ,britni hav joust godt nr 2 a girl to impier
Awesome!