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Backyard Chicken Keeping for Beginners: Choose the Right Breeds, Build a Predator-Proof Coop, and Raise a Healthy, Egg-Laying Flock in Your Own Backya

Backyard Chicken Keeping for Beginners: Choose the Right Breeds, Build a Predator-Proof Coop, and Raise a Healthy, Egg-Laying Flock in Your Own Backya

Lorke, Richard Leonard

Paperback

AgriculturePets: Birds

ISBN13: 9798189914362
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 31 2026
Pages: 100
Weight: 0.41
Height: 0.21 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
Four hens, two dozen eggs a week, and a system you can actually follow.

Most first flocks fail the same way. The coop turns out too small by week three. Something digs under the run fence in the first month. A hen looks a bit off on Monday and is dead by Friday, and nobody knew what to look for.

This book is built to prevent exactly that. Every chapter ends with a sign-off checklist you tick before you move on, and every rule of thumb is a number you can measure with a tape: four square feet of coop floor per bird, ten square feet of run, ten inches of roost, one nest box per four hens.

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