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3 Tips That Will Help You Pick Some Good Chicken Coop Plans - Get it Right First Time!

Keeping your own chickens has been growing in popularity for quite a while and is no surprise that more and more people are looking to do this as we all become more "green" and conscious of the environment.
Chickens will provide organic eggs, and they also make for excellent soil fertilisers not to mention the fact that they are just plain fun to have around! The problems that you run into when you are first looking into keeping chickens is making sure that they get a good home.
There are many factors to think about apart from the actual design of the chicken coop.
You have to make sure that their house is safe from predators, suitable for all weather conditions and also well built to keep them safe.
When you look into the cost of a pre-built coop it can be a little bit alarming with a standard one costing $500+ and then when you add on costs of all the equipment that you will need it can get a little bit off putting.
Well the good news is that there is a far easier way that you can get started and that is finding some good plans for chicken coops.
If you do is search about online you will see plenty of information on this but here is 3 tips that will help you pick some good plans: 1.
Make sure that you get video instructions this will make it far easier to be able to see what you have to do in order to build a coop.
If you just settle for some written instructions you may find that you get lost and if you do end up making a mistake that can be far harder to rectify.
If you have videos you can obviously backtrack a lot easier! 2.
The second thing that you should look for is a guide included that will tell you how to get started raising chickens and the equipment that you need.
It is all well and good having a shiny new chicken coop but if you do not know how to get started raising chickens you can run into problems! Any good how to build a chicken coop guide should include something like this as well.
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Lastly make sure that you get a full guarantee! Then of course if you're not happy in any way you have not lost out on anything and can go and buy a pre-built coop! I hope this article has told you how you can get started raising chickens and given you some tips that you can use to find some good plans for chicken coops! Have fun!

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