Online Chicken Feets For Sale

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 There are a number of aspects that you must keep in mind when looking for chicken houses for sale. Below is a list of the 7 super-duper important ones to consider when shopping for a coop.

Space - Every bird should have three square feet of area in the coop itself, and ten square feet of space in the run. A run is a protected outdoor area where your hens can get out and do their chicken things.Food and Water - Every bird should have access to plenty of fresh water. Hopefully your run will be large enough, and perhaps even portable, so your chickens can be as close to "free-range" as possible. With a diet of bugs and tender plants, your feed will be a supplement. Still, your chickens should have grain readily available.Roosts - Every bird should have a least ten inches of reserved seating on roosts that are a foot or so above the chicken house floor. They should be about an inch square with rounded edges.Nesting - Every bird should have access to a nesting box of about one square foot, and there should be one box for every two to three hens.Cleanliness - Every bird deserves a clean, well ventilated space. Your coop should be easy to clean so you don't keep putting it off. Appliances for food and water should be easy to refill and easy to clean.Temperature - Every bird needs to be warm and dry. If you live in a harsh climate, hot or cold, get a breed of birds that is acclimated to such. You don't want your coop to get colder than the low 50's or hotter than the mid 80's.

Security - Every bird needs to be protected from varmints to include rats, mice, snakes, hawks, owls, pigeons, crows, and even bacteria and mold. Any screening should have holes no larger than an inch. Since some varmints can burrow, underground security should be considered. Don't forget the neighborhood cats and dogs.Once you're ready to begin your chicken house search, a good to place to begin is - surprise - the Internet. Search for "chicken houses for sale" into your browser and you will be rewarded with a multitude of coops ranging in cost from $50 to $1500. Chicken houses can be made of plastic, metal, and wood.Just for the time saved and the bother avoided, a ready-made chicken house may be well worth the price. Many of the ready-made chicken houses are actually beautiful. Small, plastic chicken houses are not only cute, but they lend themselves well to a family backyard and are great for children who would enjoy keeping - and learning from - chickens.How much money can you allocate for an initial outlay and how much can you afford for monthly feed and maintenance?At some point you should do a cost analysis. Don't compare your eggs with the cost of eggs from a supermarket. Put your eggs up against the cost of fresh organic or free-range eggs bought at health food stores or farmers markets.You can save money by building your own coop if you have the time, the skills, and the tools. Some chicken ranchers have saved a lot of money by recycling old plastic dog houses or children's plastic playhouses. Plans and instructions for do-it-yourselfers are readily available online. Kits are available as well.Know how many birds you can keep, take the list above along with you, have a reasonable budget firmly in mind, and you'll be ready to start looking at chicken houses for sale.