Duck Coop For Sale

Lily Wright | May 02, 2020

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Having a flock of feathered friends in your backyard is all the rage, thanks to the urban farming movement. But what do you do with your flock of waterfowl at night? Just because you live inside the city limits or on the very outskirts of an urban development doesn't mean that those nighttime predators - coyotes, opossums, and raccoons - aren't lurking around waiting to snatch a tender duckling. Sadly, even your neighbor's dog, since most dogs are no longer acculturated to protecting livestock, can be a menace to your feathered family.

An attractive coop, especially one set up to be easy to clean, is the perfect solution to housing your backyard ducks and their babies.

This duck coop can easily house up to 4 ducks without a problem. Made from glazed pine, the roof is protected from the weather while it can also be lifted up to allow easy access to your animals. Measuring some 26.5” by 29.5” and 27.5”, it’s not too large allowing you to place it in even a small yard without too much difficulty.

37 Free DIY Duck House / Coop Plans & Ideas

If you love do-it-yourself projects and you have a flock of ducks, this collection of thirty-seven plans for duck houses will be just the thing. A-Frames, doll-houses and their very own inn are just a few of the creative ideas.

Portable duck or geese coops help keep your valuable birds contained, but also allows you to move them about so the birds can access fresh grass and untrampled grounds regularly. A clear roof and two inch by four-inch perch posts.

Portable coops, sometimes called chicken tractors, allow you to move your chickens from one place to another without even letting them out. Just scoot the coop over a few feet to a fresh patch of grass where they can catch insects.

A deluxe duck coop capable of housing a medium-sized flock. Add a wading pool or place beside an enclosed pond for your duckies’ enjoyment. Large enough for an average-sized adult human to enter for cleaning or care.