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Anyone have experience with this coop?
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Anyone have experience with this coop?

So, you're eyeing a PVC/metal coop for your three feathered friends – cluck-tastic choice, especially with that sale! Prefab coops can be a bit of a gamble, though, and we get the hesitation. It’s smart to be thinking ahead about predator-proofing and extending that run – a happy hen is a secure hen! The housing size *does* sound promising for three ladies. Many of our community members have faced similar decisions, and their insights are invaluable. Check out the discussion unfolding below—it's a real egg-splosion of experience! For a slightly different perspective on unexpected egg surprises, you might also find our article, "Anyone feel like peanuts?", a fun read. Let's hear what folks have to say about this coop!

My chickens refuse to sleep in their Omlet Cube coop — should I just return it?
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My chickens refuse to sleep in their Omlet Cube coop — should I just return it?

So, your feathered friends are staging a coop rebellion? You’re not alone! Many new chicken keepers face the perplexing situation of chickens preferring the great outdoors to a fancy coop like the Omlet Cube. After three weeks of bush and tree slumber parties, it's natural to question whether they'll ever embrace their new home. This is a common conundrum, and the good news is, solutions often exist – though sometimes acceptance is key. We've compiled advice and shared experiences from our community to help you troubleshoot this cluck-tastic dilemma. Perhaps a little extra enticing bedding or a strategic treat placement is all it takes. For a heartwarming look at chicken calm, check out our piece on the gentle nature of Orpingtons.

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