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Thank you to everyone that watched the video and are also taking a look into the description. This is just the beginning of a New Journey that I hope to keep you all in touch with!
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@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you for everyone that watched the video! Also, links to the tools and hardware I used in the build are in the description! Hope you all enjoyed, let me know your favorite part of the video! OUT NOW! MINI COOP/BROODER BUILD ADVENTURE : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-R7w_fnjQw7o.html

@77lases Год назад

Agree!!

@jeannetteellis2034 10 месяцев назад

Loved the video!! Do you have plans for this coop build?

@TheReaper1 10 месяцев назад

@jeannetteellis2034 Unfortunately I do not. A lot of it was used with whatever dimensions I could get my hands on as far as scrap lumber and materials I was able to use to keep the price down on the build. I believe the third coast craftsman has plans for his which you can try out and just change up to fit your needs. I highly recommend the entire side opening, the split door, the rain barrel water system, and automated door. Good luck on your build and future chickens!

@armstrongthegod761 Год назад

Wow, this was honestly a more enjoyable watch than anything I’ve seen on cable tv in years Bravo. Someone get this guy his own show!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thanks Armstrong! I used all my editing skills in this one, Hopefully the next video is even better!

@bearzytankttv2474 Год назад

@@TheReaper1 I’m here at 3 am done watched this video 4 times in a row currently building a coop for my 25 chickens “WTH WAS I THINKING LETTING MY KIDS PICK THEM OUT LIKE DONUTS” and dammit man I could use your help 😂😅🎉

@TheReaper1 Год назад

@@bearzytankttv2474 25 chickens! You really let them pick every one they wanted lmao. Well hopefully you’re close to finished, just keep pushing through and before you know it it’ll be done! By the way, where are the 25 chickens if the coop isn’t done yet? I’m just picturing them flying around inside the kitchen hahaha. Good luck you can do this!

@Prophet-Rob Год назад

AGREED

@jocelynsmyth6604 3 месяца назад

So a year late to the party, but I also loved the video, and Bear I loved that you let the kids pick them out like donuts 😂 that's too cute

@ruffneckranch Год назад

First off, well done! 2nd of all, get this man his own show on HGTV!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Lmao thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video, the second one is out now if you’re ready for more! Lol Thanks for watching and the compliment!

@jackiebrand3352 Год назад

I am so glad you showed yourself getting locked in the run. I am in the planning stages of my build, will make sure I have a pull for opening the door from the inside of the run. Loved the video.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Yeah some trial and error was involved and I tried my best to show it all lol. Thank you for watching and good luck on your build! Also if you enjoyed the video and plan on hatching your chickens yourself be sure to check out my latest video! ( I don’t get locked in any runs this time)

@loganconnors2388 Год назад

Those definitely are the happiest chickens on the planet!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Your kind words do not to unnoticed! I will say I haven’t heard them complain yet!

@njkay0033 9 месяцев назад

Product and production were top notch. Love that you splurged on real music!

@TheReaper1 9 месяцев назад

Thank you very much! I put a ton of time into both and decided to pay for the rights of some songs to make it even more enjoyable. My latest video is very similar. I have another long one in the works just a long process and can only work on it a little here and there. Thank you again for the kind words!

@Agrillot6 7 месяцев назад

@@TheReaper1out of curiosity, how much did that cost? I loved your video, first one I’ve seen but I’m a new subscriber.

@TheReaper1 7 месяцев назад

@@Agrillot6 the prices differ by channel size. For me it is 15 a month and 8 dollars extra per song.

@Wakeywhodat 5 месяцев назад

You did a fantastic job on this video, and the music was top shelf. I like your sense of humor, but I will mature eventually, since I’m only 57.

@reneenewfrock5743 Год назад

Fun video! The only thing I might do different is to stain everything before building. Love your humor!!!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Highly recommend staining first if you can! I was in a bit of a crunch for time and the rain was relentless so I had to keep the project going the best I could. I’d also recommend putting the hardware cloth on the inside of the run if you can. It will help in the long run from keeping chickens from kicking sand etc up onto the studs. Functionally I went on the outside so it was harder for predators to push in on it but it doesn’t look as good as it could! Thank you for watching and commenting! Good luck on your build!

@DGnuts Год назад

This is the best time lapse video I've ever seen. I couldn't keep my eyes off it and the Coop looks amazing. Definitely gonna have to make one of my own. Well done Reaper👏

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you Dgnuts! Your kind words do not go unnoticed!

@patrickmeier83 Год назад

Planning a build like yours this summer. Honestly I think this is the best build I've come across.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Well good luck and thank you very much! There’s honestly a few things I would change if I build another (like the automatic coop door for example I should have put a few inches higher for the deep litter method although it still works) but I’m still very satisfied with how it turned out. Thank you for watching and for the compliment I tried my best with what I had!

@lifesabundantjourney Год назад

Any other changes you’d make at this point?

@TheReaper1 Год назад

@@lifesabundantjourney biggest hassle I’d say that isn’t much of one, but I would make the chickens entrance into the coop atleast 6 inches higher so that when I do the deep litter method they wouldn’t kick any out when walking out and down the ramp.

@meganames9578 Год назад

Your editing skills are *chefs kiss* this was awesome as heck!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you I really appreciate it! It took me a looooong time to edit this lol. I’m glad it you enjoyed it! I’m about 2 weeks out from dropping the next video which I’d say is atleast twice as good so stay tuned abs thanks again!

@NirvanaWoodWorksbyJanie Год назад

I have a “chicken coop” playlist for when t star to build my own, guess what video just made it into that list 😂 Also, who would’ve thought that painting the mesh wire black would’ve made the coop look clearer, less cloudy and more se through 🤔. Like how 🤣🤷🏻‍♀️ Thanks for sharing. Lovely ladies btw… (not the chickens 🐓) 😊

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Well it’s an honor to have made your list! Yes the other benefit of the mesh being black is taking pictures of the inside of the coop when they’re roosting etc. With it unpainted the camera will only focus on the wires but once it is painted black it looks right through! Thank you for watching and good luck on your build! I’ll let the wife and kid know as well lmao

@Driftved 3 месяца назад

aah man.. this was pure gold. was so sad to realize there was only 2 chicken videos on this account. By far my favorite brood"daddy" on here so far..

@TheReaper1 3 месяца назад

Lmao never heard of that term before. Yeah unfortunately life got in the way and the videos were pretty dead for a while so I stopped trying to make content since it took up so much time. I have another video that’s been sitting at about 50% complete and just haven’t had time to do it but I really need to. Believe me when I was making these I was dreaming of reaching a wide audience of people that were also in love with the hobby/lifestyle, but the algorithm is trash so it didn’t work out that way. But I’m definitely dropping another video and have footage of several more that I’ll eventually try to do. So much has happened it’s crazy! Thank you for the support and hopefully I can live up to this “Brood Daddy” Title (praying it’s a good thing) lol

@Driftved 3 месяца назад

@@TheReaper1 yeah, i was pretty proud of that term... now reading it a 2nd time i can see how it can be preceded in different ways. It was meant in platonic way possible ,D looking forward to see when it comes and interested in hearing how it has evolved over the years.

@firthgirl 18 часов назад

@@TheReaper1keep going!! I’m only 2 minutes in and I’m already impressed and looking forward to the rest of it!! I bet it won’t take near as long to knock out the other half of that video in progress!! I can’t wait!!

@rebeccaplumlee9601 Год назад

Depending on breed 4-6 months old to lay. Only thing u might add, at big door a removable board to hold back litter until u r ready to clean out. Think about deep litter system if u haven't yet. Ultimate easy care! Great design & attractive

@TheReaper1 Год назад

I am doing the deep litter method and I’ve also put a board in front of the wall that swings out to keep everything in! So far I can’t see why everyone wouldn’t do the deep litter method it is extremely simple and requires very little maintenance. Thank you for looking out and for watching the video!

@annwithaplan9766 Год назад

@@TheReaper1 - Good job. I also liked your edging. I use the deep litter method, too. I had purchased my original coop which is still in use, but last year I built a smaller coop myself (I'm 65) and both coops are on the ground. I have electric fencing (but not charged) around the run with one easy-up canopy for shade and another canopy with no top which also holds up bird netting to keep out predators. So far, so good.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

I thought the edging would help the asthetic a bit as well as up the defense of the hardware cloth under it. That’s great that you recently built a coop of your own! It proves age is just a number! How many chickens do you have now with 2 coops? They sound like great set ups! It’s very encouraging to hear you’ve been raising chickens all this time and are an advocate for the deep litter method. Thank you for watching the video and good luck with your 2 flocks!

@BrianBMS Год назад

OK, so the intro was PBS worthy or even better. Well done, my friend, well done.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you! I tried my best to make building a chicken coop as entertaining as possible, and like all things you gotta have fun in the process! I appreciate you watching and commenting, who knows maybe if it gets more views they’ll hit me up lmao. I can’t promise the best carpentry but I do know a thing or two about electrical! Thank you again BrianBMS

@amyw2182 Год назад

Thank you for the great humor and coop building tips!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Your welcome! Thank you for watching the video! It took a ton of time to film and edit so I’m glad it is getting to as many people as it is!

@Tyeisanightmare Год назад

You're so entertaining. Thanks for doing this. My family is also planning to build a coop soon. Your video makes me more excited for our build!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much! Great to hear it’s giving you motivation as well, you’ll definitely have fun doing it! Good luck and thanks for watching!

@fludrbywest3886 Год назад

I totally love your cool❣️❣️❣️🫶

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much! I tried to give it as much bells and whistles as I could while still trying to use mostly recycled materials from jobsites as well as keeping my bank account in the positive! 😆

@ag4ever329 Год назад

Best coop design I’ve seen. Congratulations ❤️👏

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you for the incredibly kind words! I’ve actually recently taken my journey a step further now with a new edition to the chicken coop! You should check it out if you liked this video!

@raineysstorm1311 Год назад

Tht was awesome, glad you were rescued out the coop😂 that was very entertaining as well and also love the music

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you! Yes I was probably 5 more minutes away from eating one of the chickens lmao. I’m glad you were entertained and my music choices were appreciated! Stay tuned I’ll be dropping another video in a couple weeks that should be even better than this one!

@markcreatives8375 Год назад

the music is on point. diversity.

@andreholmesholmes8303 4 месяца назад

thoroughly entertaining video. Thanks for the good music too.

@TheReaper1 4 месяца назад

Hey I appreciate the view and the comment, I’m glad you enjoyed! Hopefully it inspired you!

@ryanharrell5572 Год назад

When is the full water system install coming? Looks like the perfect setup! Keep up the good work.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

So after making the automatic coop door video I was planning on making the water system next, but noticed almost no one was watching the coop door install video. So I put it on the back burner for now and am currently making another video regarding the coop and the next step in its evolution and of raising chickens that will be bigger and better than this video. I may eventually do one but until I have enough of an audience it’s a lot of editing and time to get little to now views at the moment. Thank you for inquiring though!

@peterfleury1 Год назад

Not a carpenter/no experience seeming pretty sus by the end of this video😂. Looks great!👍

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Hahaha, I swear I’m not! I’m a Master Electrician, with my only carpentry experience being some small projects around my own house and now this coop lmao. Thank you for watching the video I’m glad you liked it!

@joyglass7143 Год назад

I think your beard looks great. The coop project looks great.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you, I wasn’t sure since I’ve had one so long lol. Since then I’ve let it grow back in a little but perhaps I’ll trim it back down for summer! Thank you for the coop praise as well, at first I wasn’t sure how it would look stained, but I was happy the final result had a more natural feel to compliment the trees surrounding it instead of standing out a lot like a painted one would have. Thank you again so much for watching I really appreciate it!

@vernaaustin6345 6 месяцев назад

Nice coop,nice music:- thanks for sharing.

@TheReaper1 6 месяцев назад

Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

@mbarbaris3923 Год назад

LOVED this video. VERY well done! You’re a funny, entertaining guy

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much I’m glad you enjoyed the adventure! Stay tuned for more, my next video is going to be even better!

@cpet5048 Год назад

Thoroughly enjoyed it. Well done to u guys, well proud from the United Kingdom 😊

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much for watching! I am glad you enjoyed and thank you for the praise! Cheers!

@perfectlyimperfect1805 Год назад

Thank you!

@perfectlyimperfect1805 Год назад

Have over 100 chick/adult (including Roo's) on less than a 1/4 of a urban block. Include 3 adult goats, 3 Billy kids, 6 rabbits, (with 10+ 'kits'), 4 turkeys, (1 hen, 3 toms [hello Thanksgiving]. This is giving me HOPE for urban farming!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Sounds like you have quite the urban homestead going! Must not ever be a dull moment there! Good luck with your farm and thank you for watching the video!

@racheledwards6497 Год назад

This is such an awesome video! I love the coop too

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much Rachel! I tried my best to record the whole process and spent more time than I’d like to admit editing it lol. I plan on making more of the same quality so stay tuned! It’s been a great coop so far, couple things I would have done differently that I’m going to talk about in the next video, thank you again for watching and the kind words!

@chefn6514 Год назад

Going and buying my material now!!!!!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Tis the season! Now is the perfect time to start

@can-28-28 Год назад

i dont know nothing abouts coops or chickens but i saw you on finzar comment section and your videos are really nicely edited 👍

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thanks a lot Vatialz! I learned a lot from Fin! I had a lot ton of footage to work with and tried to make it as interesting as possible while also showing every stick of the build being resurrected. Hopefully this inspires you to build one some day! Lmao 🤣 thanks for watching and commenting I seriously appreciate it!

@jamesmainstream3112 Месяц назад

I heard music from the Wyatt Earp soundtrack! I'm sure of it! What I'm not sure of is why I'm so excited about this!

@oreocookie3185 Год назад

We are about to build our coop. Loved your video

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you I’m glad you guys loved it! Good luck on your coop it’s the perfect time to get started!

@joeybagofdonuts7631 Год назад

Amazing, this was as entertaining as Tree House Masters! More content please!!!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much Mr.Bagofdonuts! I haven’t seen that before but I’ll have to check it out!

@ronellombaard507 Год назад

Wow! Loved watching this video! Good job! Thanks for the laughs inbetween! 😃

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you for watching, I’m glad you got some laughs! And thank you for the kind words!

@madmaxxmiami 6 месяцев назад

You did all this for your wife to buy a bunch of new Dewalt tools didn't you?!?! I KNEW IT! haha (jokes) Great video. thanks for the entertaining build. Nicely done. The eggs will come. Don't worry. I love projects like this. Even motivated yourself with a pressure deadline. Great idea.

@TheReaper1 6 месяцев назад

I wish! Can’t tell you how many years I’ve been saying I wanted to make a coop until I decided, I’m just gonna start building one lol. Usually just takes a trip somewhere to see some baby chicks (or any baby animal for that matter) to soften them up as well. As far as the eggs they have been FLOWING! Currently getting over 200 a month. Tell you what though…. I want more!

@madmaxxmiami 6 месяцев назад

@@TheReaper1 I hear ya brotha... every time I see baby chicks I'm like THAT'S it! I have to get some and get going! Best of luck to you and yours for more and more eggs.

@tannermerrill 4 месяца назад

Great video and edit guys.

@TheReaper1 4 месяца назад

Thank you!

@norxgirl1 Год назад

Love this build!!!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much!

@saveforthree Год назад

After watching so many videos i think this is it!!! I absolutely love it and so entertaining to watch. you are such a funny guy. One question though, do you have a link to the sand you used? I have no clue what the sand looks like up close. Thank you for sharing your coop design. Oh and fyi... the short beard was not a mistake. Looks good on you!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Why thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and my random thoughts through out the build lol. So on to the sand, after doing a bunch of research for the best run material “All purpose Constructed sand” was the winner. I got it at Home Depot and I’ll provide a link to it. It’s a little more coarse than “play sand”. People that did the research said “play sand” was a no no because it’s particles are too fine. If I were to do it again I would use more sand and have my coarse rocks even lower. I found out pretty quickly the chickens like to use the all purpose sand as make shift dust baths at times and will dig a hole that’s 8 inches deep, which in turn shoots out the larger rocks I placed for irrigation to shoot all over the place in the process! It doesn’t ruin anything other than when I “Poop Scoop” I often am scooping up those large rocks and just throwing them away as well. (So maybe don’t use any large stones) Hope this helps! Thank you for the compliment on the beard too! www.homedepot.com/p/Quikrete-50-lb-All-Purpose-Sand-115251/100318450 Thank you again for watching and good luck on your future build and chickens! I’m actually in the process of starting to edit chapter 2 of the build and my next adventure with chickens. Fingers crossed it is even better (ran into some serious bumps in the road with this one).

@saveforthree Год назад

@@TheReaper1 thanks again for sharing. I need to get started on a coop because I got five chicks 2weeks ago and they are getting really big. Hope I will catch your next edit to the coop. I truly enjoyed every bit of your video and found it very informative. Oh and one more thing, if you don’t mind, what are the dimensions for the actual coop and the dimensions for the run? Again thank you

@TheReaper1 Год назад

@@saveforthree you better get a move on it then! 😆 As far as the coop size I’ll have to run out and measure it tomorrow but I’d say the coop is about 5’ 6” x 5’ 6” and the run itself is around 14-16’ including the area under the coop that is fenced in (hardware cloth) that’s a rough estimate but I feel it is somewhat accurate. I was using old lumber for the most part and stuff I got as scraps from jobsites. I’ll try to get some measurements tomorrow real quick in the morning. Thanks again!

@cindyhooker154 Год назад

I’m currently saving so I can build the same Third Craftsman’s coop. I bought his plans & they are awesome. I’m going to do the gutter & rain barrel watered.I’m using hardware cloth also. I also plan on making plexiglass panels the sides of the run to block cold winds and the chickens can be in the run. Of course leave a gap up top for ventilation.

@phyllismoynihan8183 Год назад

Great Looking Chicken Coop!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much! It’s been great so far!

@shaniaa9287 Год назад

That coop looks so good ❤ love it 👍

@TheReaper1 Год назад

But that water bowl….. lmao thank you and cheers!

@bobd7199 Год назад

Call Spielberg, he may be interested. Forget the chicken coops. :)

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Hahaha 😂 I’m glad you enjoyed thank you!

@Litehamer Год назад

This is incredible. I need a coop but no way I can do any of that . Great video

@TheReaper1 Год назад

You just gotta take it one piece at a time! It seems like a lot when you see the finished product. Getting an extra set of hands is a huge help too! Coops come in all shapes and sizes, just do a little work each day and before you know it you’ll be throwing chickens in! Good luck on your build!

@tracycornell9509 7 месяцев назад

So beautiful and love the video. Y'all are so funny. Thank you very much for sharing.

@TheReaper1 6 месяцев назад

Thank you very much I’m glad you enjoyed!

@janetdiaz8916 Год назад

Thanks for the help

@TheReaper1 Год назад

No problem good luck on your build

@joyg8904 Год назад

Funny and interesting.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you Joy!

@jpara617 8 месяцев назад

background music choices are awesome

@TheReaper1 8 месяцев назад

Thank you very much, I’m glad you enjoyed!

@PP-hs3ep 3 месяца назад

I just found your channel, and I must say this is the best design for a chicken coop I have ever seen! I wish you had a link to the plans or offered a way to purchase the plans. We'll Done!

@TheReaper1 3 месяца назад

Thank you! Yeah unfortunately the closest to blue prints was the drawing in the beginning. A lot of the lumber I used was old scrap pieces etc so I was just winging it with what I had. The windows etc were leftover from my house that I found in the attic one day too. The closest thing I have is the materials/hardware listed out if you click the Amazon links in the description. Thank you again and maybe one day in the future if I build another I will make some real solid plans!

@SarahS1214 Год назад

Loved watching your video! You make it look SO easy! 🤔 worth watching more than once for sure!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much! It may look like a lot but if you just take it one step at a time before you know it, it’s complete and your sitting back watching the chickens run around!

@dailynature3712 Год назад

really great effort

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much!

@christopherprintz9934 Год назад

Great time lapse, made me think of doing my own coop. You should sell the blue prints!!!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you for the support! Unfortunately most of the measurements I did were on the fly and the only blueprints I made were the ones in the beginning lmao.

@inkyvette Год назад

I found my answer to my question below. "Love Nwantiti" is a song by Nigerian singer and songwriter CKay, released in 2019 as the second track from his second extended play Ckay the First by Chocolate City through Warner Music Group. The song has become a commercial success in Nigeria, the Middle East, North Africa and in many European club venues. It has even been translated into French vocals by French rapper Franglish. My African/Mediteranean guess was the closest with respect to the vocals and my guess about India didn't hold up with the instrumentation. Great Build! Mac

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Yes Mac I sent the info to you in your original comment a little over an hour ago

@groovytunes2 Год назад

Great job 👍

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@MickyBellRoberts Год назад

Thank you for posting this video. I have just started to be a chicken caretaker. I have also subscribed.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

That’s awesome to hear! It’s going to be an amazing experience! I only have 3 videos out now about them but there are more in the making! Good luck with your new chickens!

@MickyBellRoberts Год назад

@@TheReaper1 Thank you, I will post a video in the next few days. Thank you for your support.

@MickyBellRoberts Год назад

I am trying hard to build up my channel. They keep on purging subscribers, very frustrating but I will not give up.

@MickyBellRoberts Год назад

I am trying hard to build up my channel. They keep on purging subscribers, very frustrating but I will not give up. After ssven days I am really enjoying the girls.

@shaniaa9287 Год назад

Looks beautiful ❤

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much I’m glad you liked it!

@jcnalley1024 Год назад

I LOVE this design! Did you happen to make plans? I have to build my own coup, and have been looking. Thanks!!!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Unfortunately the closest thing I made to plans were the quick blueprints I drew up in the beginning of the video. I did put links in the description to all of the material I used aside from lumber if that helps at all. I may make some in the future but most of my measurements I was just winging it and adjusting things for the size of the scrap lumber I was using (I was trying to be as cheap as possible lol) thank you again for watching and good luck on your coop build!

@inkyvette Год назад

Could you leave a listing of the music you used? My wife and I really liked the song that appeared at 22:15 into the video. Been around the world but couldn't place it: Eastern European, Mediterranean, Indian, African? I loved Sade...Please let us know! We watched because we are almost 2 weeks into our brooder and we got to start our build soon and your design was spectacular! Cheers, Mac

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much for watching and inquiring about the music. I’m a fan of many genres. That particular song is Love Nwantiti by CKay, he’s a Nigerian singer. He sings in a version of English and a mix of his native tongue I forget the name of the language off hand. It has a great flow and Rhythm to it. I have a list of all the songs in my description though they are not necessarily in chronological order. It sounds like you guys have not time to spare so spend this weekend coming up with a game plan and start building! Those chicks will be ready to go before you know it! Thank you again for watching and good luck Mac!

@amyw2182 Год назад

How are you liking the grandpa's feeder knock off?

@TheReaper1 Год назад

To be honest, for it to work properly it will need some modifications. It is far cheaper but with that comes some flaws. The lid is so light that after a few weeks it started to stay up. A solution to this is to fasten something to the top for extra weight so that the step will in turn lift back up. I’d also recommend putting something at the base like I did in the video to keep it from tipping at all. That was the number one issue I saw when reading reviews so I wanted to remedy that right away. Other than that it’s not bad. I may use a large hole saw to put a pvc 90 into the side that extends to the outside of the coop so that I can fill it with food without entering the run. Hope this info helps and again thank you for watching and inquiring!

@stevennicholas5472 7 месяцев назад

Great job.

@TheReaper1 7 месяцев назад

Thank you very much!

@lifgrenj 8 месяцев назад

So very nice. Great job!

@TheReaper1 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@nancybrown5647 Год назад

chickens got a fancy home. cool music. lol

@PHOENIX-cc8wh 10 месяцев назад

Really enjoyed your project I am going to build this one for sure😊

@TheReaper1 10 месяцев назад

Thank you very much! It was a fun build and has been holding up very well! Good luck! I will say if you plan on doing the deep litter method cut the opening to the chickens door a little higher than I did so the bedding doesn’t fall out!

@lillianperry6451 Год назад

Good job

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you!

@D31209 Год назад

This is a good video. If only I could learn to throw the wood into place things would be so much easier.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Lmao, it’s a very rare skill so don’t feel too bad! Thank you for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed the edits! A new video is in the making that will be bigger and better so stay tuned!

@jessicasoss1586 Год назад

This was amazing and fun to watch! I do have a question though. It looks like you dry poured quick create but didn't wet it down??? Isn't that bad for them when it gets wet?? Thanks ❤❤

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much for watching Jessicasoss1586! I’m glad you enjoyed! As far as the quikrete, that is just the brand, it isn’t actual concrete, it is construction grade sand which is coarse, more so than play sand. I did a bunch of research trying to decide what to use in the run that would be easiest to clean and healthy for the chickens. It turns out, that sand causes less risk for respiratory infection, less insects activity such as mites etc, harder for any kind of bacteria to grow in, less chance of bumble foot and frostbite because it drains water so quickly (also I have large stone underneath so water drains almost instantly). The list goes on, but I would highly recommend it over anything else. Also cleaning the coop, I use essentially a slotted shovel like a scooper for a litter box. It’s super easy.

@jessicasoss1586 Год назад

@TheVikingReaper ooohhh that make way more sense. I was like oh no he forgot to wet and set the concrete! Lol. And good to know about that said. I'll have to try that.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

@@jessicasoss1586 Could you imagine lol. I’ll tell you, this is the first chicken coop I’ve ever built so I’m no expert, it’s all a lot of research as well as a learning process. There are definitely a few things I wish I did differently. I’ll probably end up making a video about that to be honest. But yeah just to be clear that is not concrete as the floor in the run lmao. Thank you again for watching and it was a great question!

@jessicasoss1586 Год назад

@TheVikingReaper hey that's how I learn too. Watch a sh*t ton of RU-vid videos then try to do it. Lol gotta love RU-vid college. I'll be moving to AZ and building a hyperadobe house by my self... so we will see how many errors I make. Lol. But that's how u learn and the coop looks amazing... especially now that I know u didn't seal your chickens feet in concrete 🤣🤣

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Lmao well thank you again! I use RU-vid to learn how to do so much, including working on my truck. It’s free and like you said, watching from multiple sources and deciding the best method is the key. I had no idea what a hyperadobe house was until now. I looked it up and wow, if you’re going to be building one of those I hope you record the entire process! That looks awesome! By yourself will definitely be a challenge as those long lengths of fabric with the clay type material inside will be super heavy especially when placing it on higher layers, but where there’s a will there’s a way! One of the first homestead videos I’ve ever watched was a woman named Becky, she built a log cabin by herself. Watching her walk up a ladder with a log on her shoulder made me realize how much an individual can accomplish if they really set their mind to it. Good luck on your journey, and do your RU-vid college research! You got this! And make sure to record everything!

@doubledeker1 11 месяцев назад

This was great. I'm looking to build one myself, couldn't keep up with everything you was doing. Trying to find something with a little more direction. Don't know if you have more info, if so I would appreciate it

@TheReaper1 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for watching I appreciate it! Unfortunately this video is about as detailed as I have of the build. A lot of it was done with scrap lumber etc so the measurements are all over the place. I have faith in you though. Just start slowly doing one section at a time and before you know it you’ll be ready to get chickens!

@rodneysimpson6274 7 месяцев назад

thanks for making me laugh and good job

@TheReaper1 7 месяцев назад

Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed the buddy and build!

@bonniesf6719 5 месяцев назад

Petals of pavers. 😊

@UsagiHinotsuki 8 месяцев назад

Men always make things look easy

@TheReaper1 8 месяцев назад

Lmao thank you for watching! You just need to take it one step at a time! Before you know it you’ll have a coop of your own! I watched a video last year of a woman single handedly build a log cabin! Becky’s homestead I think was her channel name. You can do this!!!

@fludrbywest3886 Год назад

Wonder does you automatic door close have a safety edge? So not to kill the last minute chicken? 🫶🥰❤️‍🩹

@TheReaper1 Год назад

That’s a great question! It actually has a laser that shoots across the opening similar to a garage door. Anything that steps in front of it causes the door to stop. I’m actually editing the full install of it now and will be posting it hopefully by this weekend if you’d like to see how it works. It has a built in timer and also comes with essentially “garage door” openers you can put on a keychain. I got this model because we have some crazy cold temperatures in the winter sometimes and this one has the best reviews for not getting stuck close! Thank you for watching and for the comment!

@rh5022 Год назад

Whats the best insulation im in Colorado. It goes to -20°

@TheReaper1 Год назад

To be completely honest I don’t know what to tell you for that. I can tell you that my coop has no insulation, but there are a couple of other factors I have going on. The deep litter method causes the pine shavings and chicken droppings to begin composting which in turns generates a small amount of heat in the coop. The specific breed of chicken you have will make a huge difference on the temperatures it is able to handle, some breeds are far hardier than others in colder climates. I only had 2 nights this past winter that dropped into the negatives that also were very windy to the point it was a -50 degree windchill all night. Now I knew that it was going to be very windy and that would cause the coop to lose temperature faster than if the air was still. So I broke down and bought a heating pad. It was around 30-40 dollars and safe enough for direct contact with anything in the coop (safer than a heat lamp). I used that and I saw the temperature of the coop itself rose internally an additional 5 degrees ( I have a wireless temperature gauge in the coop that I can see the readings inside my home from). After those two days I turned the pad back off as to not get them too used to supplemental heat. As you see in the video though I have no insulation on the walls for them. But again I don’t have consistent cold weather as low as yours. Hope this helps a little. Might be best to ask locally what others are doing. You’d be surprised sometimes of how little people do for them lol. Additional take that with a grain of salt because some people are use to losses on their flock where as I am trying to give everyone in it a fighting chance as best I can without breaking the bank. Cheers!

@MKHomestead Год назад

I’ve been looking for a design for my next coop and I love your video. I know you gave an Amazon list of extra materials you used, but do you have a list of what would you purchased and a design layout with measurements?

@TheReaper1 Год назад

The Amazon lists have all the materials I used and tools I used. The only thing I don’t have on there is the lumber, roofing, and old windows I found in my attic! Lol. Unfortunately I do not have a list of all the lumber I used and I didn’t write down the exact measurements as I did it on the fly comparing it to other coops and adjusting sizes for the second hand lumber I mostly used on the build ( I obtained a lot of the lumber from jobsites that were going to waste it and throw it out ) I can tell you the majority of all the studs are 2x4’s. The legs of the coop itself are 4x4’s. The siding I used I got from Home Depot and it was 1/2” 4x8 sheets. Typically people use T1-11 that is pre primed for exterior use, but I was trying to be as cheap as possible so I could spend money on a rain barrel water system so I went with the sheets you see in the video and used an extreme exterior stain on the inside and outside of the coop. My apologies that some of this is vague. Let me know if there’s something specific you want to know about it, and thank you for watching!!!

@trumpzilla4193 10 месяцев назад

Bravo!

@TheReaper1 10 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@Bcal61082 Год назад

Amazing work! You earned a sub! Where did you order your chickens from? I currently working on designing my coop

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video! For my chickens I drove out to a local farmer to pick them up. But if you’re looking, tractor supply should have chicks coming in now or any day now. As far as online I’ve heard multiple people mention a places called Murray mcMurray hatchery. But I’ve personally had no experience with them. I see they have a 3.7/5 stars on Google so maybe check out what people are saying on there. Again thank you for watching and supporting the channel!

@cancelchannel3394 7 месяцев назад

One of your hens, looks like a Harold Brown Grey, Old English Game hen 😊

@TheReaper1 7 месяцев назад

Ahh I think you’re talking about the silver cream legbar. Definitely similar looking! Unfortunately she is no longer with us… we had a hawk attack.

@Kappucinokiss1 Год назад

This was one of the only chicken coop builds i watched all the way through. Entertaining and beautiful coop 😊 If i ever invest to build a coop ill def rem to install a “oh sh*t handle.”😂

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much! It’s an honor to be the first you could finish! I tried my best to keep it as entertaining as possible and I’m glad you appreciated it. Lmao yes you absolutely need an “oh sh*t handle” installed in the run. I made a rookie mistake for sure hahaha but I tell myself it was acceptable since it was the first coop I ever made. Thank you for watching the whole thing, I’ll be making more content like it in the very near future so stay tuned!

@Michael-bf4ud Год назад

I wish that you were my neighbour!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Lmao! I appreciate the compliment!

@AngieArThouPH Год назад

Wow this is amazing, love how thoughtful your design is. Is it possible to get the plan for it or something like it to use as a starting point for our chicken coop? I’ve scoured the RU-vid, Insta and a variety of chicken coop books and this is the best design I’ve seen 😊

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Unfortunately the closest thing I made to plans were the quick blueprints I drew up in the beginning of the video. I did put links in the description to all of the material I used aside from lumber if that helps at all. I may make some in the future but most of my measurements I was just winging it and adjusting things for the size of the scrap lumber I was using (I was trying to be as cheap as possible lol) You could check out the coop plans by the third coast craftsmen. I took a lot of inspiration from him. I believe he has plans for sale. Thank you again for watching and good luck on your coop build!

@AngieArThouPH Год назад

@@TheReaper1 thank you, really appreciate it

@daniellanning115 8 месяцев назад

You should say "Winter is coming" in a serious Ned Stark timber.🤣😂🤣

@rostamr4096 Год назад

Looks real good

@timothyleegriffith 6 месяцев назад

Do you have any plans for this build? Nice work!

@TheReaper1 6 месяцев назад

Unfortunately I do not. I used a lot of scrap lumber and improvised with materials I had on hand. I’d recommend you check out third coast craftsman build for something similar I think he has plans and use some of the ideas i had that you like to make make it more to your liking! Thanks for watching and inquiring!

@barbieg47 Год назад

Love this! How many chickens fit in It? Can you provide dimensions? Would love to provide them to my husband so he can make us one like that.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

I’d say it can accommodate 15 chickens with plenty of rooms on the roosts and nesting boxes for laying. The coop housing is around 5’ 6” x 5’6” and stands around 9 feet tall. (Been a while since I built it so that’s just an estimate) I’d say the run from the end to under the coop is around 14’ long

@TheReaper1 Год назад

I’m glad you enjoyed the video and good luck with your future build!

@MA-jx6yq 11 месяцев назад

Well done!

@TheReaper1 11 месяцев назад

Thank you very much!

@Nakai2024 Год назад

lol funny stuff.

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thanks Jordan!

@Prophet-Rob Год назад

damn sir, you got me wanting to hire you for making my sulcata tortoise a home! haha - me and the lady need to get more space asap so i can hire you (or have you commission a DIY video for a tortoise house for me haha)

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Lmao, I think you can tackle the project. Look at the up side, you have plenty of time since they can live as long as a viltrumite 😂

@DomsRusticGarageMore Год назад

Well done , Painting the screen was perfect I'm probably going to steal that hack

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you, it turned out very nicely I would highly recommend!

@Agrillot6 7 месяцев назад

It’s a great hack, makes them almost invisible;I personally have walked right into screens that were black like that 😂

@pbfirechic627 Год назад

Great video! I just purchased Chris’s coop plans. I can’t wait until my husband builds our coop. He is not as excited as I am. 😂 I do love the windows that you have put on yours. We live in Florida and it rains a lot. When the wind picks up rains goes everywhere. How did you build your windows or did you purchase them? Thank you 😊

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you very much! That's great that you guys have plans to build the coop, will be much easier than winging a build like I did! A lot of mine was built with recycled/scrapped lumber where I could use it. The windows also fall into that category lol. I found those two framed panes in my attic. They were around 70 years old but I can't complain when it cuts the cost down. Windows are very expensive and I'm very cheap so those two combos don't mix well. When the accident happened and the window broke that's when I had to spend a couple bucks (but still stayed cheap) and bought a couple of plexiglass pieces and framed them in. You gotta remember the chickens aren't going to complain about the types of windows as long as they can openfor fresh air in the summer. So keep an eye out at antique stores and yard sales etc, you never know what you'll find! Good luck to you two!

@pbfirechic627 Год назад

@@TheReaper1 Thank you. I am going to try to find some barn sash windows. Maybe those will work.

@rostamr4096 Год назад

I really enjoyed watching this,,,just subbed

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed! Going to be posting part 2 of my brooder build and chick hatching soon!

@LumbridgeLounge 4 месяца назад

I’m seriously considering building this. Anything you would change after these few years of having it?

@TheReaper1 4 месяца назад

If you’re going to do the deep litter method inside the main coop, I would cut the chicken entrance door 8 inches higher minimum. I have pine shavings that jam up my automatic door every now and then because I made mine so low. Also stain the studs before you out the hardware cloth on. I had chickens on the way so I didn’t have time to do it that way. The large stones around the parameter of mine were awesome for over a year. Then I hatched out a rooster and unfortunately he loves messing those stones up looking for bugs. So get some bigger rocks if you go that route lol. I would also make a hatch door or have it so the side opens for the run on the side where you would collect eggs. Because it is short it’s impossible to clean from in the run without getting on your hands and knees. So having that part of the run be able to swing open for cleaning underneath would be the way to go. Makes it easier when adding sand or whatever you’re gonna use as the flooring in the run. Also the automatic feeder for food I have in the video, they make larger ones that can old like 25 lbs of food which can feed 10 Chickens for over a week. I would get that instead. That’s about it though everything else has been awesome. Also it’s not in the video but I ran heat trace cable and wrapped my entire water line and chicken cups all the way around the rain barell so that it doesn’t freeze during the winter then wrapped it all with white electrical tape. That worked well aside from a few -50 degree F days. For those I just gave them a bowl of water until the temp rose a bit. But that’s the list of my problems

@inowillie 7 месяцев назад

DUDE!!!!

@LumbridgeLounge 3 месяца назад

Have you had any problems with your rain barrel? Algae? Mosquitos? I’m about to install mine and I’m worried about it being in the sunlight

@TheReaper1 3 месяца назад

I’ve never had any algae problems as there is pretty much no way for light to enter. I add apple cider vinegar to the barrel just about every other month as well. Around around a cup or two. I’ve never encountered mosquitoes in their water supply either. But my area itself has a lot of them. But never from the water they drink. I hope this helps you.

@Not2daysatan 5 месяцев назад

How is the stain holding up a year later? We are deciding between paint and stain in Florida... Lots of sun and rain.

@TheReaper1 5 месяцев назад

The coop is now over 2 years old (took some time making the video) and the stain has been holding up surprisingly well. I most likely wont do anything to it this year but next year I may renew it with a coat or two. Between rain, heavy snowstorms, hail, and some insane smoke for a month from a forest fire, it’s done really well for the price! Lmao. I’ve never personally been to florida though and I I’m not familiar with the rainfall so I would still use your best judgement as I am way farther up north! Good luck!

@TheReaper1 5 месяцев назад

In the beginning of my “Raising Backyard Chickens from eggs part 1” video I do have some shots of the coop and that’s after a years time so you can see what it looks like.

@franward6851 Год назад

Chicken Fort Knox!

@TheReaper1 Год назад

😂 Thank You!

@jorjasherman5709 6 месяцев назад

Is there a list of what wood was used?

@TheReaper1 6 месяцев назад

I honestly used what I was able to get my hands on. 2x4x8’ primarily (although the run roof needed to be longer so I had to do a splice because I was trying to be as cheap as possible and didn’t have anything longer) the outside of the coop was almost like a 1/4” or 3/8” sanded wainscoting. But yeah that was about it, nothing really special or out of the ordinary.

@jess4mathews 7 месяцев назад

Oh yup yup... im gonna text me dis vid onto my phone so i can play that bitchin sound tract... yeah gonna send it to my son as well...im subbed in and oh yeah that is a very well-design chicky coop... thank you Sir for sharing😎 😂 oh and koy pond without trout or brim to eat the larve equals lots of squitoes and your the first resturaunt around. 😅

@TheReaper1 7 месяцев назад

Thank you very much! I’m glad you liked the video! I actually had tons of fat head minnows to control the mosquitoes but there’s definitely a chance there were some surviving as well! It doesn’t help that there is run off for a large neighborhood on the back of the property either! Constantly getting tore up! Thank you again for watching and if you plan on building a coop this spring good luck!!!

@dianefant9486 4 месяца назад

Black barrel, will the water be hot from sun?

@TheReaper1 4 месяца назад

It’s been 2 years now and I haven’t heard any complaints! All jokes aside there are trees up against the back of the coop maybe 2 feet from it so there’s only a small portion of the day sun hits it. And the line that goes into the coop and into the cups is all inside and shaded so I don’t think it gets too hot. Plus every now and then when I clean out I use my finger to test if they’re all working and it’s always felt cool. Appreciate the question though! I’d imagine if it was she’d by the coop on one side and trees on the other it could get toasty during the middle of summer!

@crav_under_the_stairs Год назад

what did you do to solve the water from freezing

@TheReaper1 Год назад

Check out my product link in the description for materials. I used a heat trace cable rated for wrapping around the pipes down to -40 degrees Fahrenheit!

@jamesobrien4125 8 месяцев назад

Awesome video, Im just so confused how you aren’t slapped with royalties for the music, love the music just thought that was a huge no no in youtube.

@TheReaper1 8 месяцев назад

I paid for each song to be able to use them. I decided I didn’t want to have the same generic songs I hear on every other channel so I decided to shell out some money. Thank you for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed!

@JackThor Год назад

how does the sand do in the rain? does it smell?

@TheReaper1 Год назад

The sand does very well with the rain. It dries up very quickly if it gets wet. The larger stone on the bottom help it drain even faster. Only complaint would be to the chickens themselves. They love digging it up and bringing the stones to the surface! Lmao. No smell coming from the sand whatsoever, it creates an environment that doesn’t allow bacteria etc to grow in. Poop removal once a week is extremely easy with a shovel I use that is made of wire so that the sand sifts right through (I usually get large stones too and just throw them out) Hope this answer helps you out! Take a look at other info online if you want, there are a ton of benefits of using sand. Thanks for watching!

@christiansummers4318 7 месяцев назад

Do you have the plans for the coop design?

@TheReaper1 7 месяцев назад

Unfortunately I do not. The drawing in the beginning was the closest thing to it. I used a lot of left over lumber from jobsites etc so a lot of my measurements were on the fly using what I had to work with.