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Tired of Coops That Warp, Rot, and Fail After One Season?

Extreme Ventilation

Engineered for airflow, keeping your flock cool and healthy through the hottest summers.

Predator-Proof Hardware

Featuring ½" steel hardware cloth and secure latches to protect your flock from coast to coast.

All-Weather Materials

Built with American steel, treated lumber, and architectural roofing to withstand snow, rain, and sun.

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Justin Cooper

I could not be happier. My wife and daughter love this Coop. Ryan and his wife are so great to work with. Great people and great coops!

Doak Fleming
Doak Fleming

Couldn’t be happier with our new Coop from Harmony Coops & Shelter. Ryan and his family were extremely helpful and awesome to work with. From design to delivery you can’t ask for a better coop, family, and company!

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Kayla Blankenship

Ryan was super easy to work with. We love our coop! I was able to customize it to what we needed very easily. Durable and love to support a family business.

Sophie Brignac Odum 
Sophie Brignac Odum 

Harmony Cooper and Shelter made the process of custom making a coop so fun and easy. They were quick to respond, answered all our questions, and the coop was built super quick! Everyone we came in contact with was so polite, kind, and knowledgeable. Would 10/10 recommend!!

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The Ranger Coop: Dallas, TX
The Ranger Coop: Dallas, TX
Fresh Eggs Daily
Fresh Eggs Daily
The Homestead: Austin, TX
The Homestead: Austin, TX
Happy Hens in Houston
Happy Hens in Houston
The Deluxe: San Antonio, TX
The Deluxe: San Antonio, TX
Backyard Beauty
Backyard Beauty
The Classic: Fort Worth, TX
The Classic: Fort Worth, TX
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FAQs: Raising Chickens, Coops & Homesteading

Q: How many chickens should I start with?

Q: How many chickens should I start with?
A: A good starter flock is 3 to 6 hens. They’re social animals and do better in groups. Just make sure you have enough space: at least 2–4 square feet per hen inside the coop, and 8–10 square feet outside in the run.

Q: How big should my coop be?

Q: How big should my coop be?
A: Plan for 2–4 square feet per chicken inside the coop, and 8–10 square feet per chicken in the outdoor run. Bigger is better — especially in hot climates like Texas.

Q: Do I need a rooster for my hens to lay eggs?

Q: Do I need a rooster for my hens to lay eggs?
A: Nope! Hens lay eggs without a rooster. You only need a rooster if you want fertilized eggs or to hatch chicks.

Q: What are the easiest animals to raise on a small homestead?

Q: What are the easiest animals to raise on a small homestead?
A: Chickens are by far the easiest. After that, consider ducks, rabbits, or goats — depending on your space and goals.