Here is our dyi chicken coop from an old silo we purchased. We have an automatic door for the girls to roam the property during the day ❤️. This is just one of our fun creative projects here on the ranch

Thinking of building your very own Hoop Coop but don't know where to start? Well, you're at the right place because we've selected 10 top-rated Hoop Coops...

COMPATIBLE WITH sionChicken and Ozimals bunnies! This chicken coop is good for growing newly h...

A chicken hoop coop is a type of chicken coop that is characterized by its semi-circular, "hoop" shape, which is often made using cattle panels or similar materials that form the hoop structure. This design can be economical and relatively easy to construct, and it provides a covered, protected space for backyard chickens. Hoop coops can vary in size and can be made with different materials, including pressure-treated boards for the base and hardware cloth for protection against predators.

Corn Crib Gazebo by BrianBlom, via Flickr. This would make a great chicken coop! I think this is what Coop #3, Lucky Star Ranch, on the Hill Country Coop Tour may have used for their lovely Coop: http://www.hillcountrychickencooptour.blogspot.com/

I first saw a corn crib in real life while on our trip to Minnesota/Wisconsin a couple summers ago. I had always wanted a cotton trailer to disassemble and use in the garden. cotton trailers in West Texas I had never seen a corn crib like those used "up north" I am used to seeing grain storage that looks like this. (From scenic Martindale, Texas) So when I saw corn cribs dotting the countryside just sitting there... another one I knew this would be the perfect accessory for the loft garden…

Katie Williams | The Hennies are loving their new Chicken Tunnel & Fern's run gives me life! #chickens #backyardchickens #chickencoop #chickenrun... | Instagram

Our New Hoop Coop!