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Brands and images

Product names and brands belong to their owners. Product photos are official images from the brand's website, shown to illustrate our reviews. Scene photos come from Unsplash under the Unsplash License. The photographer is named next to a photo where it is shown in full, and every photo is credited in the list below. Videos are embedded from YouTube and belong to their channels.

Photo credits

• Hens walking down the ramp of a backyard chicken coop: photo by Lucas on Unsplash.
• A brown hen standing in front of a coop ramp: photo by Lucas on Unsplash.
• Three hens, one brown and two black, in a backyard: photo by Erwin Bosman on Unsplash.
• A keeper sitting on a rock while a flock of chickens ranges across a lawn under the trees: photo by Yosuke Ota on Unsplash.
• A keeper standing at the open gate of a walk-in chicken run: photo by Land O'Lakes, Inc. on Unsplash.
• A fox crossing a backyard in daylight: photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash.
• Two hens in a small backyard with a garden shed behind them: photo by Grace Anne Bobadilla on Unsplash.
• A white hen with a red comb looking out of a round opening in a wooden coop: photo by Alek Olson on Unsplash.
• Two hens with room to roam in a fenced yard: photo by Erwin Bosman on Unsplash.
• A backyard under snow with a coop and a covered run: photo by Uliana Semenova on Unsplash.
• A raccoon walking across a wooden deck: photo by fr0ggy5 on Unsplash.
• Two black Silkie chickens in front of a wood-framed wire run: photo by Grace Anne Bobadilla on Unsplash.
• A keeper holding a hen and a basket of fresh eggs: photo by Anita Austvika on Unsplash.
• A suburban house with a fenced backyard: photo by Josh Lemmon on Unsplash.
• Brown eggs in a straw-lined nest: photo by Jessica Donnelly on Unsplash.
• A fox curled up against a wooden fence in a snowy yard: photo by Dean Lewis on Unsplash.
• A barred hen standing on a snow-covered board: photo by Erwin Bosman on Unsplash.
• An empty fenced backyard with trees: photo by Josh Lemmon on Unsplash.
• A brown hen and a black hen side by side on the grass: photo by Erwin Bosman on Unsplash.
• Two black-and-white hens preening on a wooden garden chair: photo by Erwin Bosman on Unsplash.

Prices

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Local rules and animal health

This site compares chicken coops and coop doors. It is not legal or veterinary advice. Whether you may keep hens, how many, and where a coop may stand is set by your city or county code and, where there is one, by your HOA covenants: check both before you buy. Hen counts, dimensions and build times are quoted from the brands. For the health of your flock, follow your vet and your state's official guidance.