The Duck Coop - Carolina Coops 

I like the idea of the covers. We have to cover our barn in winter with tarps. We are planning on making sliding Japanese style doors on a track with a wood frame around a clear roofing material. Add some wheels and a hitch, to move it around the pasture. Very nice coop.

LOVE THE GUYS IN THE BACK>>>LOL love your coops!

Perfect. Very similiar to what we built except we just threw some duck houses inside our run. Will definitely recommend this product when people ask me

Something to add to your duck coops. Being hard to clean out would be HDPE to the sides like u have on your other coops. Up 6" so when u shovel it out it's not getting in the wall. Great design and look to the coop! I love all your coops.

Love the duck coop! How thick is the plywood that you used on the actual coop?

Hope the owner makes a video when it's all dand occupied!👍

Nice video..👍

Fantastic

LOVE the design and quality, you guys clearly put your hearts into every aspect. I think I might even want to live in it myself! (Minor FYI: Douglas fir isn’t a pine... sorry, that’s the botanist in me coming out)😊

That's pretty awesome! I bet (like you mentioned) you actually could also use that for a dog - or maybe a special coop for broody hens, so the chicks could get out when they're ready to explore without moma-bird trying to herd them up and down a ramp. Or a duck coop lol ;)

Nice stuff. Do you have chains or plastic strips on polycarbon windows ? it is so easy to loose them

making me wish I was a duck.

What gas struts did you use? I am building my own duck house and having difficulty knowing what struts to get

I looked over your website, which is very nice, but I do not see pricing for the duck coop. I am interested in a standard kit as I like it just the way it is on your video.

I suggest vents facing the run as well. Two vents only? 5 or 6 would be better.

wow

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4 square foot per duck. I would like to see a clean out door on that design. Nice workman ship, do you do insulated versions too, for -40?

I love you coops, and was excited to see the duck coop, as I'm seriously thinking of going in that direction instead of chickens. I have a question though....it doesn't look like this coop is set up for deep litter. Do you recommend that for ducks? If so, wouldn't it be good to have a clean-out door (Similar to the one on the chicken coops) for that? Also, with this lower coop, is there enough ventilation, assuming a deep litter system?

How many ducks can fit in that?

Do you make the runs longer if the customer wants?

what size for 1000 ducks

hello, I had seen this same video last year and it was the same design but with wheels to make it a mobile coop. how much would the 2,400$ above package cost with the drop wheels design? thank you for your help

Duck eggs are much better than chickens!

Just a suggestion. Run a trim on that roof edge. That metal is sharp.

Will you guys sell me the plans along with lumber and materials list for this duck house????

I don't understand what you mean when you say "douglas-fir pine." In the US soft woods account for the vast majority of construction wood and "pine" is the most prominent of the softwoods with southern yellow pine, western white pine, sugar pine and loblolly pine. You can also find "hemlock/doug-fir" or "larch/hem/doug-fir" which means that the softwood used for the lumber comes from a tree that is either in one of those species or has similar characteristics since all three of those trees are stronger than pine. There is a common mistaken belief that it's hybrid lumber from a genetic cross between the different trees, but they aren't closely related enough for that. I've never seen anything marketed as "doug-fir pine" in a lumber yard though.

I tried to contact you on your website and the form would not submit. I would love to understand pricing and be able to contact you.

How much is your duck home now

How much is for a duck coop

Your website doesn't list duck coops. How can someone who's interested in one order one if it's not offered on the order page?

Nice... but... "Douglas Fir pine"? Douglas fir is not a pine. Do you mean Yellow Pine?

Can Ducks use your Heater Water System with the nipples?

Not worth it. It's really not That coop can only house 4 ducks. 15 square feet per duck.

Ya.... Love their ideas and videos but sorry guys.... When it comes to ducks you guys are missing quite a few HUGE issues when it comes to corralling these messy little devils. To small, door is TO SMALL (as ducks are dumb as hell and will cram 2 through then literally GET STUCK) and bigger yet..... not enough ventilation. Again great ideas for builds, but I wonder of you guys were farm / country born and raised and ever tended a flock of your own.