Many people asked the way to raise their chickens to lay more eggs. And my answer is “build a chicken coop”! Hen houses are no longer a secret they are proven to produce far more eggs, as much as 300 percent more!

The reason why chicken lay 3 times more eggs while they are living in a coop is because of the extreme comfort, security and love that the coop offers for them (chickens). Let me explain this better:

#1 Comfort: you see a chicken house provides a lot of comfort; it gives chicken shelter upon rash weathers such as rain, thunder and wind. Plus a coop can contain a lot of extra goods (furniture) that adds provides extra comfort such as lights, fluffy beds, etc. Something that would be difficult if not impossible to create in an outside wilderness.

#2 Security: chicken coops provides a lot of security, it creates a huge barrier to the outside dangerous world. It protects your beloved birds from ferocious predators such as wolves, coyotes, raccoons and dogs.

#3 Love: all of the above can be translated in one word. Love, this love and care creates an emotional ambient that drives chicken to lay far more eggs naturally. Imagine yourself in the chickens place, wouldn’t you lay more eggs if you knew that absolutely no predators would ever eat you or your eggs and your chicks would survive in any sort of weather?! I know I would! And this is what driving chickens to produce 3 times more eggs then chickens living in the wilderness.

So do not delay build a chicken coop today! Brand new chicken coops cost thousands of dollars, however you can easily build it yourself! You do not require any special DIY skills whatsoever! If you know how to hammer some nails than you my friend are well capable to transform wood into a lovely chicken home.

Download these step by step DIY chicken coop plans from this website: http://www.howtoconstructachickencoop.com and start building your very own hen house today!

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