www.BuildingAChickenCoop.com is site that sells a single set of chicken coop plans. In general, we suggest researching sites like this, but when you visit their website, I think you'll see that they look pretty legit. Basically, a guy and his wife have published a set of eBooks for just under $30. The plans cost $29.95 and they include step-by-step instructions on how to build a chicken coop as well as four bonuse eBooks. If you are thinking that you'd rather spend a over a grand on a pre-assembled coop, then don't waste your time at this website. If you are, however, DIY-interested and are not afraid of a quick trip to the local home depot store, then this is a good website for you to check out. They offer small chicken coop ideas as well as big ideas with a lot of discussion concerning the chicken run options. We do recommend that only people comfortable with basic wood assembly skills consider building a coop at home. And, you do need to have a saw, drill and screw driver. But, other than that, there's really no reason at all not to visit this site, buy some plans for less than $30 and get on your way.

Building a Chicken Coop offers several free eBooks with your purchase including:

Converticoop is a website that sells cool backyard chicken coop plans that anyone with basic DIY skills can assemble quickly and successfully. They talk you through the process beginning with getting your neighbors on board with your new project all the way through the final construction steps so that you can raise your chickens and eat your egsgs as soon as possible. The plans are only $19.99. For less than 20 bucks you can get an amazing amount of information and the truth is, you don't even need to build the plans exactly as they have intended them. Once you see the basics behind coop design, you can let your creative juices start flowing and make little tweaks along the way. The plans are easy to follow, and they include lots of free eBooks too. We read through their information, and you'll be happy to know that it all checks out. The author includes the plans plus a free information including marketing materials for your neighbors, a sample petition to put in front of your local government and much more! The blueprints are high quality, which makes it totally simple to get your arms around the project. I highly recommend visiting the website. For less than twenty bucks you can get your hands on a nice perfect set of plans, for your next backyard project and you will be on your way to building your first chicken coop! You really can't go wrong - well, that is provided you can handle a quick trip to the hardware store, and you can use a saw and screw driver. In case you have problems... they also sell DIY kits to make it very easy for you because all you have to do is the assembly step!

Click Here to see the chicken coop plans that they have to offer!

www.MarketingAdrenaline.com is website that is different from the other sites that we have reviewed here is that it covers topics including chickens, but also including much more. We do think you are likely find the products they offer interesting though because if you like the idea of raising chickens and eggs in your backyard, then you are probably open to other do it yourself (DIY) topics. The author, or maybe it's "authors", have written a good number of eBooks that help you do things on your own. For around $17, they offer a download-able ebooks on topics ranging from raising poultry to alternative energy sources. They also even throw in a series of books for free like rectangular chicken coop plans, the history of chicken coops and they explain that the gifts are valued at $59,95. That may be the case, but I'd propose that you think about it as a package deal. It's a good amount of info for under 20 dollars. And, they focus on writing in a FAQ style that means their content is a great companion to other books as you do your research. After all, research is the key to success!

Self Sufficient Life offers well a ton of online and download-able information, including: