Using stone from the property ensures a coop that will last a lifetime. The firewood behind the coop offers another natural option for building a coop—cordwood building. A cordwood coop building instructions can be found in the book, Chicken Coops, by Judy Pangman. Another book on building with cordwood is Cordwood Building: The State of the Art by Rob Roy. Both books are available from the Backyard Poultry bookstore.
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