Chicken perches

I have a question about natural roosts - would a branch from a pine tree, about 3" in diameter, be a good choice?

Providing perches inside a chicken coop reduces the temptation that they will sleep unsafely outdoors in a tree or along a fence top.

In this article, we have put together some guidelines for your chicken roosts. Why they are needed and how much space does a chicken need.

I tried to maximize use of space, so I did two 12' long..the length of our coop, with a poop board underneath and a chicken jail under that. I'm very happy...

Make your chickens feel right at home with these amazing ideas for backyard chicken coop roosts! With a variety of materials and options available, you can give your chickens a perfect place to perch!

Did you know that chickens can produce over 24 distinct sounds? In this article we are going to talk about the most common chicken noises.

How to make an easy DIY chicken roost with items you may have laying around in your yard! This is a great way to add a natural look to your coop.

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Why Aren't My Chickens Roosting? If your chickens aren't roosting at all, it may be due to several reasons. First, consider age. If your chickens are very young or have recently joined your flock, they may not have learned how to do it yet...