“Who Else Wants Organic Fresh Eggs and Independence by Raising Your Own Chickens?”
So you’re thinking about building a chicken coop, huh?
Good thinking.
Did you know that building a chicken coop will be one of the best investments you’ll ever make?
Raising chickens is not only easy, but it’s just good sense.
hmmm… Organic Fresh Eggs and Independence From the Grocery Store
Not only do you get fresh eggs every day, but you also get some independence from the grocery store. With the price of gas going up every second, the cost of ALL food is only going to get more and more expensive. Not even to mention the fragile food supply chain that could be interrupted by some ‘disaster’.
If you were to grow your own vegetables and raise your own chickens, you could live virtually independently. Yes, it takes work and takes some time, but isn’t freedom and independence what we’re all looking for?
Ok… lets talk about one step you need to take to get that independence…
You Need To Build a Chicken Coop or Chicken House… But How?
You can build a chicken coop for a FRACTION of what it costs to buy one ready made. Most pre-built chicken coops come cut, but need to be assembled… so you’re paying a hugely inflated price for the material and you still do 90% of the work.
Besides, making the cuts is EASY.
If you’re thinking about building it yourself (and you should be), then Bill Keene is the best source for chicken coop plans and instructions in the poultry world (not including large industrial livestock and poultry houses, of course).
He’s written a book of plans for all sorts of different chicken houses. Why, you ask? Because during his many years in the poultry industry, he has on a personal level gone from the need for a small coop to larger and more ample coops as the number of his ‘home’ chickens increased.
I know what you’re thinking…
“I know it sounds good and all, but isn’t it hard? Isn’t it too difficult to actually make my own coop what with worrying about materials, dimensions, ventilation, lighting and all that?”
NO!! It’s not too hard.
Bill’s “Building a Chicken Coop” guide is made for the beginner. Even if you know squat about building, carpentry and chickens, you can follow his plans. They’re written completely in a step by step fashion where you build on each prior step. It’s kind of like paint by numbers, but for chicken coops.
Furthermore, you don’t need any special tools.
Here is what he talks about in his book of plans:
Really, his book about building Chicken coops is not just a book of plans, but more like a do-it-yourself manual on everything you need to know to raising, keeping and being successful at owning chickens.
It is indispensible for the person who wants to, but feels just a little like they don’t know enough. This book bridges that gap EASILY!

