If you have been thinking about getting chickens, here are 15 budget-friendly DIY chicken coops to you can build yourself!
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There are many GREAT reasons to keep chickens as pets. They’re entertaining, help teach kids responsibility, they’re fairly low maintenance, they lay eggs that you can scramble for breakfast, and they can also be processed for meat.
Everyone has a different idea what the perfect coop and run is… there are tractors which are movable coops so your birds will always be on fresh grass. Then there are traditional coops that are stationary.
Depending on your plans for your birds and how many you’d like to raise, some coops are better for certain purposes. Here are 15 DIY chicken coops and tractors that you can make for your backyard poultry.
15 Budget-Friendly DIY Chicken Coops That Are A Must See!
Whether you have 2 chickens, or 12, there is a DIY chicken coop idea for everyone. From converted coops to pallet coops and more. If you have been dreaming of having your own chickens, now is the time to plan your coop!
This chicken coop not only looks great, but it won’t break the bank. It’s big enough for 12 chickens and includes 4 nesting boxes, and has a gorgeous arched front door.
If you are looking for a small chicken coop, that is absolutely adorable, this is it! There are free plans included so you can make your own.
Building a chicken coop can be as simple or as complicated as you want it to be. You can save money by using old pallets and any scrap lumber that you can find. This DIY chicken coop is the perfect example of mixing old and new.
Learn how to build your own portable chicken tractor with this detailed DIY tutorial. This is so convenient and also a great way to keep the chickens safe and move them around to get fresh grass if you live in a city and can't free range.
This urban chicken coop is such a great idea, especially for smaller spaces. It is a cool modular build, and the best part is you can take it with you if you move!
This easy DIY chicken coop is made from simple 4×4 posts and 2×4 lumber. They dug a trench around it and added a barbed wire fence in the trench to keep out predators.
This is just about the prettiest DIY chicken coop ever! The best part is it was repurposed from their kids old playhouse. Such a great way to make use of something that kids have outgrown.
See how to convert a kids playhouse into an adorable DIY chicken coop. Since you already have the base, you just have to make a few adjustments to turn it into a fully functioning chicken coop, complete with electric!
This pretty DIY chicken coop was built using 22 standard oak pallets, so it is extremely budget-friendly. It looks great painted red too.
Build a free chicken coop using recycled doors. This coop is such a great idea, especially if you live in a climate with harsh winters. This coop is in another building so it keeps the chickens out of the elements. Plus, it uses recycled materials.
This DIY chicken coop will house about 12 chickens, and includes 4 nesting boxes, and a 6′ run. It is such a beautiful coop and I love the lantern too!
This under the deck chicken coop is such a great idea! It makes it easier in harsh weather to care for the chickens. Get the details and build your own!
The DIY chicken coop is one for FREE-RANGE chickens. Would you believe this coop was made from an old crib? The best part is it can be made for under $50!
Build a predator proof outdoor area to keep your ducks or chickens safe.
We love this DIY duck coop that has attached storage. While we use this for ducks, you could easily use this for chickens too.
This huge chicken tractor is perfect for keeping meat chickens on pasture.
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