Skip to contentDepending on your needs, buying an expensive chicken coop may not be necessary. If you’re looking for an affordable chicken coop, perhaps a smaller coop for a few hens that won’t break the bank is all you need.And believe it or not, there are cheap chicken coops for sale under 200 dollars out there! We’ll take a closer look at many of them here.When I built my own coop, I wanted it to be big enough so there would be room to grow my flock but not break the bank. That was over 10 years ago, and there weren’t nearly as many chicken coop options available as there are today. In...…Skip to contentDepending on your needs, buying an expensive chicken coop may not be necessary. If you’re looking for an affordable chicken coop, perhaps a smaller coop for a few hens that won’t break the bank is all you need.And believe it or not, there are cheap chicken coops for sale under 200 dollars out there! We’ll take a closer look at many of them here.When I built my own coop, I wanted it to be big enough so there would be room to grow my flock but not break the bank. That was over 10 years ago, and there weren’t nearly as many chicken coop options available as there are today. In...WW…

Skip to contentIf you ended up here, you’re likely looking to buy a chicken coop online that is higher quality than some of the cheaper varieties, but not so expensive it’s out of reach financially.There are a lot of affordable chicken coops for sale in the $200 – $500 price range, which is generally in the “sweet spot” of what people are (ideally) wanting to spend on a better quality coop.If you are still hoping to find a few cheaper chicken coops that may also suit your needs, check out our reviews on chicken coops under $200 here. Otherwise read on, and we’ll take a look at the “next...…Skip to contentIf you ended up here, you’re likely looking to buy a chicken coop online that is higher quality than some of the cheaper varieties, but not so expensive it’s out of reach financially.There are a lot of affordable chicken coops for sale in the $200 – $500 price range, which is generally in the “sweet spot” of what people are (ideally) wanting to spend on a better quality coop.If you are still hoping to find a few cheaper chicken coops that may also suit your needs, check out our reviews on chicken coops under $200 here. Otherwise read on, and we’ll take a look at the “next...WW…