How to Build a Goose House 

That cordless hole punch was my favorite tool in your video 😂

Great job 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 Lots of respect and love 🙏 From Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine 🇵🇸 ❤️🦆

I cheated when I built my goose house, I actually have 2 of them now. I got 2 truck canopies that no one wanted and had a few issues I had to deal with. First one I got had a very soft roof. So I added a large piece of waterproof plywood to the inside of the canopy and cut 2 x4’s for the outside and screwed thru the inside plywood into the 2x4’s to sandwich it all together. There’s 3-2x4’s on the top. I didn’t stop there though, I added corrugated metal on top screwed to the 2x4’s. And I added 2x8’s on the very bottom of the canopy where it’s like sitting the canopy on a truck bed. Except the 2x8’s are screwed to the canopy to make it a permanent structure. Didn’t bother with a floor since the geese are so messy. With the 2x4’s on top, I can slide the forks accessory I have for my tractor and pick up the whole goose house and move it within a couple minutes. Then I add some sawdust I get from the feed store for the geese to lay on inside. The back canopy door still works s and can be locked shut. Geese can get out easily when I open the canopy door. I did get a heavy plastic ramp that sits outside the canopy door for the geese to be able to walk up and get inside easier. They of course have windows all the way around counting the canopy door and the 2 side window’s open. I added hardware cloth over all the windows to hopefully keep predators out. So far so good! Other canopy I plan on using for my ducks!

Carter you are a doll. Thanks for your tips on building this house.

It is so nice having a handy man to build stuff. Travis is awesome and very smart when it comes to building helpful contraptions around the yard, it looks like Chris is too.

Fantastic looking goose coop/house !! Easily to follow along and make are own !! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiences and as always happy homesteading and happy growing !! Take care and God bless

A great build. Great tips too. Thank you 🐓🐥

I love the goose coop

Do you need to close up your duck coop for the Colder weather? The open and front with hardware cloth is nice in the warmer weather. Just curious if it’s necessary to close it up better when it gets down to freezing or not? Does that become a problem for you where you live? Know my chickens coop I built is completely enclosed except the very top has vents all the way around and there’s also 2 windows on each side that open when it’s hot outside. Also added misters on the roof to help keep it cooler in the hot summers too that does make a difference in temperature inside the coop to keep it cooler keeping the top of the roof wet with cold water. Also used white metal on the roof that helps reflect the sun’s heat too. Darker roofs suck in the heat, so I avoided the dark roof! I just acquired some geese and ducks myself as babies I have in my garage for now in cattle water containers that I’m using as a home for the babies. Have two containers since I have baby chicks too and the ducks and geese get their containers way too wet for chickens. Ducks and geese have their own container now. Got to get their permanent home done before they get too large for their garage containers to live in! I’m working on a idea I had turning a truck canopy into a duck or geese home. If you look around you can find cheap or even a free canopy that I already acquired a free one! Should save a lot on cost building them a home? Was going to put the ducks and geese together till I just learned the geese will eat the duck eggs. We can’t have that now can we? 😂 looks like another home is in the making now after all! Btw, do you build any type of nesting box for your ducks or geese? Do they use nesting boxes?

What is the weather where you're at? We have fairly chilly winters here in Western Washington sometimes with a couple weeks of snow, wondering if something like this would work for our geese and ducks, but concerned about the cold.

Great video, good thing Carter was there to help. LOL Blessings!

Great build. Nice to see new ideas.

Wonderful to see a family working together.

Do you know what type of cutting wheel he used for the angle grinder?

Screwed the roof in wrong. Need to put the screws on the ridges not the ditches. Itll leak water otherwise

GREAT BUILD THANK FOR VIDEO

Well done! Thank you for sharing!

How many two by twos would you need to buy ?

Why is this soooo small? Poor animals

Goose house

Looks good.

The "house" is so small. I hate to think of a big goose having to stay in there for very long - seems cruel.

Very nice. Got a new subscriber from me

Great video sir thank you

Does this house gonna prevent goose from coyotes? Thanks

I think its WAY too small and flimsy

LxWxH? Please