www.BuildingAChickenCoop.com is a multi-focus e-book that offers a variety of plans for the prospective chicken coop owner and builder. Unless, you have a local chicken coop that you really like, it makes a lot of sense to build your own chicken coop. Shipping a chicken coop can cost as much as the materials would cost to build your own chicken coop. If you're on any kind of a budget, building your own chicken coop should be a consideration. Even though building your own chicken coop is a significant investment of time, it's just the beginning as raising chickens is also an investment of your time. We find that most chicken owners don't mind taking the time which is why chicken coop plans are often a good fit for future chicken owners. One thing is for certain, your chicken coop will be easier for you to maintain if you are the person that builds it (as you'll know about every possible feature and detail). If you have decided on raising chickens and you are going to build your own chicken coop, you'll then need to decide how many chickens and the type of chicken coop that is right for your flock. If you have some land to work with, you may want a large chicken coop. If you live in town, you may just want to raise a few chickens. The great part about building a chicken coop is that they offer multiple sets of plans. It's great for brainstorming and it's likely that they have a set of plans that will work for you. They have plans that will work for a small flock, a medium flock or a large flock. They also offer several other bonus e-books that help you think about the materials you may use, where you will position your chicken coop, and how to build nesting boxes.

Building a Chicken Coop informational highlights are outlined below:

Converticoop is one of those chicken coop designs that makes you stop and look. It almost seems nautical! Maybe that's why they call the design an "arc". We also think the carved wood divider adds to the nautical theme. It looks a lot like a paddle or perhaps an oar? In any case, we like it. It certainly spruces up the traditional chicken arc design. When it comes to the Catawba Converticoop, you know exactly what you are getting for $19.99. You're going to get the plans to build this chicken coop and a free e-book to keep you to the letter of the law if you are an urban chicken owner. It's almost like buying from a small business versus a super store. You know that this chicken coop is owned and operated by the designer. You have pictures of the chicken coop and know that he's gone through the process of building it. That's not to say that there are advantages to those e-books full of AutoCAD pictures, but it's also nice to know you can write the owner when you're building your chicken coop and ask for assistance if you have any questions because you know you'll get someone that has also built the chicken coop. We just get a nice personal feel and thought it was worth mentioning. Anyway, if you like the looks of this chicken coop and you have a small flock (4-5 chickens), these plans are less than $20 so check it out.

Click here to visit the Catawba Converticoop website!