DUNCAN'S FAMILY FARM Chicken Coops
Practical coops and cages for small flocks, sized so backyard keepers can house chickens, ducks, or quail without guesswork.
1 coop in this set
Ranges For 2-4 chickens For 4-6 chickens
Sized By Flock
Coops are grouped by how many chickens they house.
Duck And Quail Options
Duck coops and quail cages sit alongside the chicken models.
Simple Small-Flock Focus
Everything is aimed at backyard keepers, not large operations.
Notes from buyers
I keep a handful of hens and the smaller coop group made it easy to find a house that fit them without overshooting.
We raise ducks, so having duck coops and houses as their own group saved me from guessing which chicken model would work.
The quail cages were what I needed for a small setup, and the pulp egg flats came in handy for collecting and storing eggs.
How The Coops Are Organized
The collection list sorts coops by chicken capacity, from smaller two-to-four bird houses up through six-to-ten bird models. Duck coops and houses and quail cages are listed as their own groups, so you can match the housing to the birds you actually keep.
- Coops for 2-4 chickens
- Coops for 4-6 chickens
- Coops for 6-10 chickens
- Duck coops and houses
- Quail cages
- Pulp fiber egg flats for chickens and ducks
Small Flock Sizing
The chicken coops are split into three capacity groups. That makes it easier to pick a house that fits a starter flock or a slightly larger one.
Duck Housing
Duck coops and houses are listed separately from the chicken models. Keepers raising ducks can look there instead of adapting a chicken coop.
Quail Cages
Quail cages round out the lineup for keepers working with smaller birds. They sit alongside the coops and duck houses as a distinct option.
Egg Flats
Pulp fiber egg flats for chickens and ducks are listed with the housing. They suit keepers who want to store or handle eggs from their flock.
About DUNCAN'S FAMILY FARM
What does DUNCAN'S FAMILY FARM make?
The lineup centers on chicken coops, duck coops and houses, quail cages, and pulp fiber egg flats for chickens and ducks.
Who are these coops for?
They are aimed at backyard keepers with small flocks, with chicken coops grouped for two to four, four to six, and six to ten birds.
How do the models differ?
Chicken coops differ by how many chickens they house, and duck coops and quail cages are listed as separate groups for those birds.
What stands out in the collection list?
The capacity-based chicken coop groups sit alongside dedicated duck housing and quail cages, plus pulp fiber egg flats.