Chicken tunnel ideas

Thinking about building a tunnel in your backyard? Here are some helpful DIY chicken tunnel ideas to help you get started.

If you don’t have space and your chickens are cooped up in small coop, or even if you need some

What are the top pros and cons of chicken ‘chunnels’? Given that space for keeping chickens is a premium in the suburbs, I recommend

I turned the big 4-0 last month and my husband made me something very special (which my husband tells me ordinary women would not even want)! Let me take you on a visual tour. This is at the back of my suburban homestead. I am standing right next to the coop. To the left of the coop is the run. For a year this was all the space the chickens had and I knew they needed more room. On top of the run is a new addition...it is my lettuce box. It provides shade for the chickens and protects them…

When I was ready to buy my first hoops to make a low tunnel, it was a mystery. I couldn’t find them anywhere. Where were growers getting these horseshoe shaped tubes? And then I realized that I had to MAKE the hoops. Come to find out, it’s actually pretty easy. Let me show you how!

A chicken tunnel allow your fowls to forage food in your backyard within a controlled space while conditioning the surrounding soil. Click the link!

Guest blogger Julie M shares how she built a chicken tunnel, or chunnel, to keep her chicken flock out of her garden but happily scratching.

A collapsible chicken run is an affordable solution in providing livestock outdoor space to move around. Build one at a limited budget with our guide!