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Chicken Coops
Chicken Coops for Sale at Wild Oak Trail
If you’re looking for high-quality chicken coops for sale, you’ve come to the right place! Whether you're new to raising chickens or an experienced poultry keeper, having a safe coop that provides enough space for your flock is essential. At Wild Oak Trail, we proudly offer top-tier chicken coops from The Hen House Collection, OverEZ, and Strombergs, three trusted brands known for their quality craftsmanship and durability.
Why Invest in a Chicken Coop?
Whether you’re raising a large flock or just a few backyard chickens, investing in a quality chicken coop is essential for their health, safety, and productivity. A well-built coop provides protection from predators, ensures easy egg collection, and helps keep your hens comfortable in all seasons.
For large flocks, a walk-in chicken coop or Amish-built structure offers plenty of space, durability, and proper ventilation to support happy and healthy birds. These coops make cleaning and maintenance easy while providing ample room for roosting and nesting.
For those with a small backyard flock, a compact yet functional chicken coop ensures your feathered friends stay secure and stress-free while giving you easy access to fresh eggs.
The Best Chicken Coops for a Happy and Healthy Flock
Finding the right coop for your flock can be overwhelming, but we make it easy. Our selection includes walk-in chicken coops, chicken tractors, and mobile chicken coops, all designed to keep your hens safe while offering easy access for egg collection and cleaning. Whether you're keeping a small flock in your backyard or need a larger structure for more birds, we have the ultimate solution to fit your needs.
Our Premium Coop Brands
OverEZ Chicken Coops – Built to Last
OverEZ chicken coops are one of the best Amish-built options that excel in size, security, and ease of use. These walk-in coops are great for larger flocks, offering roomy interiors and excellent ventilation.
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The Hen House Collection – Amish-Built Quality
With years of experience, The Hen House Collection earns a reputation for crafting high-quality coops that withstand time. These large coops provide plenty of space, nesting boxes, and predator-proof designs.
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Strombergs Chicken Coops – Fresh Eggs
Strombergs is a trusted name providing compact and functional coops excellent for small flocks. They offer secure enclosures, proper ventilation, and easy egg collection for the backyard keeper.
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Spacious and Convenient Walk-In Chicken Coops
A walk in chicken coop is a game-changer for any chicken lover, offering practicality and spaciousness that make tending to your flock a breeze. These coop designs provide enough space for you to comfortably tend to your flock while giving your birds room to roam. Our large chicken coops feature sturdy wood construction, roosting bars, and nesting boxes to ensure your chickens stay happy and comfortable.
Small Chicken Coops for Small Flocks
If you have a small flock, a compact chicken coop is an ideal choice. Our small chicken coops provide just the right amount of space for a few hens, ensuring they remain healthy and happy while still fitting seamlessly into your property. With options for windows, storage, and proper ventilation, you can create the best shelter for your feathered friends on a budget.
Features to Consider When Buying a Chicken Coop
Size
The size of your coop matters. Consider the number of chickens and your available space. Larger flocks need more room, while smaller coops work for compact flocks. Ensure your chickens can move comfortably.
Material
Coops come in wood, metal, and plastic. Wood is sturdy and insulating but requires maintenance. Metal is durable and easy to clean but can overheat. Plastic is lightweight and low-maintenance but less sturdy.
Ventilation
Good airflow prevents ammonia buildup and moisture. A well-ventilated coop keeps chickens comfortable and reduces respiratory risks.
Predator Protection
Protect your flock with secure features like hardware cloth, locking doors, and strong nesting boxes. Consider the predators in your area.
Ease of Cleaning
A coop with removable roofs, easy-access doors, and droppings trays makes maintenance easier. Regular cleaning prevents harmful bacteria buildup.
Nesting Boxes
Chickens need private, comfortable nesting boxes for laying eggs. A good rule is one box per 3-4 hens, ensuring easy access for egg collection.
Roosting Bars
Chickens prefer perching off the ground at night. Ensure roosting bars are positioned at a good height and spaced properly for comfort.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much space do my chickens need?
As a general rule, you should provide 3-4 square feet of inside coop space per chicken and at least 10 square feet of run space per bird. Larger breeds may require slightly more room to stay happy and avoid pecking issues.
What is the best location for a chicken coop?
Ideally, place your coop in a high, dry area to prevent flooding and mud. Shade is beneficial in the summer, while wind protection is important for winter. Ensure it's close enough to your house for easy daily checks but far enough to minimize noise or odors.
How often should I clean the coop?
Daily chores include collecting eggs and checking water. Weekly cleaning involves scraping off droppings boards and replacing soiled bedding. A deep clean (scrubbing and sanitizing) should be done 1-2 times a year, typically in spring and fall.
Do I need to heat my coop in the winter?
Most chicken breeds are cold-hardy and handle winter well without supplemental heat, provided the coop is dry and draft-free. Ventilation is actually more critical than heat to prevent moisture buildup, which causes frostbite.
How do I protect my flock from predators?
Use 1/2" or 1/4" hardware cloth instead of chicken wire for windows and runs, as raccoons can tear through chicken wire. Ensure all doors have secure, complex latches (like carabiners) that clever predators can't open.
How many nesting boxes do I need?
You don't need a box for every bird. One nesting box for every 3-4 hens is sufficient, as they will often share boxes or take turns laying eggs throughout the morning.
Can I move my chicken coop?
Yes, if you purchase a "chicken tractor" or mobile coop. These are designed with wheels to be moved regularly, giving your flock access to fresh grass and bugs while naturally fertilizing your yard.
What is the difference between a run and a coop?
The coop is the enclosed shelter where chickens sleep and lay eggs, providing protection from weather and night predators. The run is the fenced outdoor area attached to the coop where they exercise, scratch, and forage during the day.