Yep, the old dog kennel works great! Here is my 10 X 10 attached to the front of the barn. It looks pretty crowded, but they have plenty of room inside too. They just all came out to get their picture taken (they thought it was time to eat)I also suggest a cover of some kind to keep other birds out. I just threw a tree net over the cover and it works pretty well.
And here is another idea if you have layers. I built a frame out of mostly used lumber for a nesting area. I had gotten these plastic Coca Cola carrying cases (the ones that hold the 20oz. plastic bottles) for free and they make the perfect nesting box. Fill with hay, the chickens will make into a nest of their liking. The box slides in and out easily for egg gathering and the occasional cleaning and hay replacement. .
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