Are you looking for a building guide for creating chicken coops? Then keep reading...

Many people want to have backyard farms.

They decide they want to raise chickens, have their own eggs, maybe sell the chicks.

They have big plans, but often times they don't really know where to start.

Raising your own chickens is a great idea.

If you have ever been to a commercial chicken farm, you completely understand why it is a good idea to raise your own chickens.

The eggs are a completely different story. The eggs that you purchase in the store are not fresh, but are usually three months old or older.

How's that for farm fresh?

When you decide that you want to raise chickens, you need to decide what type of chicken and eggs you want to produce.

Do you want to raise chicks? Do you want to have a rooster in your coop or do you want to have unfertilized eggs? Do you want organic, free range chickens or do you want your chickens to be raised solely in their coop?

You also need to consider how many chickens you will be keeping in the coop.

There are many benefits of raising chickens.

But as we close this book let's take one more look at some of the main benefits of building a coop and raising your own chickens.

Choosing the perfect coop is very important.

You want your chickens to be happy, you want them to be able to roam as they wish, nest and roost to their heart's desire because the happier your chickens are, the healthier they will be and the more eggs they will produce for you.

This book will provide you the very simple and uncomplicated designs for building chicken coops at your home.

These are economical as well as the most efficient ones, so that your chickens can rear in the most healthy domestic conditions.

This book covers:

• Housing basics
• Constructing a coop
• Features to look for a coop plan
• Portable chicken coop, its pros and cons
• Large chicken coop
• Perfect way to build a chicken coop
• Building and designing backyard coop
• Problem you should expect with raising backyard chicken coop
• Things to know when building a custom chicken coop
• Chicken brooders
• Coop styles
• 7 DIY projects from simple to complicated ones
• And a lot more..

Basically this is all-in-one book for those who would like to start building their first chicken coop.

There are a lot of decisions to make as you try to decide what type of chicken coop will be best for your chickens and a lot of it has to do with what you will be raising your chickens for.

Are you raising chickens to eat? Are you hoping to get enough eggs from your chickens so that you do not have to purchase any or are you raising chickens in order to sell the chicks?

Maybe you are planning on doing all of the above.

No matter what it is that you are planning to do with your chickens, you are going to find all of the information that you need in the rest of the book.