Posted by NewEnglandFarmer on December 16, 2012 at 08:52:56 from (66.189.27.85):
outgrowing my current chicken coop which is closed in with no out door run. they run free only when i manually let them out.
i plan on building a new enclosed chicken coop, with an attached, fenced in run. my question is, does the attached fenced in run have to have cover? or could i just fence it in say 4-5 feet high, enclose it all it with chicken wire, and just run a string of barb wire on the top for predators to get in?? im not worried about the chickens flying out as i know theyll fly back in. as far as hawks go, the coop and run will be pretty well covered with some big oaks
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