Are you looking to get your eggs from your backyard instead of the store? You can save yourself the trip to the store and have delicious farm-fresh eggs readily available. At The Hen House Collection, we’re passionate about making it easy for beginner chicken farmers to start. That’s why our chicken coops in New Mexico come packed with all the essential features you need to get started.
Equipped with ventilation systems, nesting boxes, roosting bars, and more, you can rest assured knowing your flock will be happy, healthy, and comfortable inside their coop. Browse some of our chicken coops below to find the ideal size and style for the chickens you plan to have. If you have any questions about what features to add or how to get started, contact us. We’re happy to help you design the ideal custom coop for your backyard chicken-raising needs.
Raising chickens has never been easier than with The Hen House Collection! While we’re based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, we’re committed to helping chicken enthusiasts across the U.S. get started with confidence. While we don’t have dealers in New Mexico, we’re happy to deliver your custom coop directly to your doorstep.
Our coops are designed with beginner farmers in mind, featuring essentials like ventilation systems, nesting boxes, and roosting bars to keep your chickens healthy, happy, and productive. Whether you’re just starting or looking to expand your flock, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Explore our selection of chicken coops today, and let us help you create the perfect setup for your backyard. Have questions? Reach out—we’re always ready to assist!
Our Chicken Coops in New Mexico
The Combination Chicken Coop
Unsure what kind of coop to start with? Well, our combination chicken coops are a favorite among beginner backyard chicken keepers. With an attached run, these coops provide the perfect shelter and outdoor space, allowing your chickens to roam, scratch, and soak up the sunshine whenever they please.
The Quaker Chicken Coop
Our Quaker Coop is another chicken farmer favorite, thanks to its unique overhang design that adds style and functionality. This customizable coop offers endless possibilities to tailor it to your flock’s needs, allowing you to create the perfect home for your chickens with all the features you want.
The Tractor Chicken Coop
If you’re looking for a mobile solution for your backyard flock in New Mexico, check out our Tractor coops! Designed with wheels and a sturdy handle, these coops are perfect for small flocks and make moving your chickens to fresh grazing spots simple. They’re a practical and flexible option for chicken keepers who value convenience!
The A-Frame Chicken Coop
In New Mexico, our A-frame chicken coops are built to last and come in various sizes to accommodate flocks of all shapes and sizes. For those with larger flocks, we offer a spacious A-frame model that can comfortably house up to 100 chickens, making it an excellent choice for expanding your backyard setup!
The Dutch Chicken Coop
Our Dutch chicken coops in New Mexico are a fantastic choice for those who love the charm of barn-style roofs. These coops offer ample space for your flock to move comfortably and come equipped with all the essentials to keep your chickens happy and well cared for.
The Lean-to-Chicken Coop
Check out our newest addition, the modern Lean-to Coop! Designed with your backyard flock in mind, this coop boasts spacious windows that flood the interior with natural light while ensuring excellent airflow. Its innovative design lets it nestle perfectly against a wall or fence, making it a practical and flexible choice for any backyard layout.
Chicken Coops by # of Chickens
Unsure about the right size coop for your flock in New Mexico? We’ve got you covered! Our coops are thoughtfully categorized by capacity so you can easily find the perfect match.
From compact coops for 6 chickens to spacious designs for 25, 50, or even 100 chickens, we offer a variety of sizes to suit any flock. Whatever your needs, we’re here to help you create the ideal setup for raising happy, healthy hens.
Chicken Coops
by Size
Looking for a chicken coop that’s just the right size for your flock in New Mexico? We’ve got plenty of options to choose from! Start small with a 4×6 coop, or get extra space with a 10×12 model; we have a wide selection to suit your needs.
With sizes ranging from compact 4×4 coops to spacious 12×24 setups, finding the perfect match for your backyard is easy. Explore our options today and select the ideal coop to keep your chickens happy and comfortable!
Regulations for Chicken Coops in New Mexico
If you’re planning to raise backyard chickens in New Mexico, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with local regulations. Here are some key areas to consider when starting your flock:
Zoning
Backyard chickens are often allowed in New Mexico, but zoning regulations vary by city and county. Check with your local government to ensure your property is zoned for chickens and to understand any specific guidelines.
Noise and Order Control
Local ordinances may limit the number of hens you can keep to maintain harmony with neighbors and often prohibit roosters due to noise concerns. For example, some New Mexico towns may restrict the flock size based on lot size and require proactive odor management.
Setback Requirements:
Your chicken coop may need to meet setback requirements, specifying how far it must be from property lines, homes, or other structures. These rules are designed to minimize conflicts with neighbors and maintain community standards.
Before you start, review your local regulations to ensure compliance and create a positive experience for you, your chickens, and your neighbors.
Chicken Coop Necessities
Ample Space
Avoiding overcrowding is crucial for keeping your chickens healthy and stress-free. When chickens don’t have enough space, it can lead to problems like unsanitary conditions, inadequate airflow, and heightened aggression within the flock.
A good rule of thumb is to provide at least 5 square feet per chicken inside the coop. For instance, if you have a flock of 12 chickens, a 6×12-foot coop—offering 72 square feet—would be a comfortable choice. With various sizes available, such as 5×8 or 8×16, you’re sure to find the perfect coop to suit your needs and keep your flock happy.
Proper Ventilation
Creating a healthy environment for your chickens starts with proper airflow. Ensure your coop is well-ventilated by including features like vents or mesh-covered openings, and consider an attached run to promote fresh air circulation. Poor ventilation can lead to respiratory issues and the buildup of odors, so maintaining good airflow is key to a thriving flock.
Don’t forget to weatherproof your coop, especially if you live in an area with cold winters or intense storms. Adding windbreaks, insulation, and a sturdy roof will protect your chickens from harsh conditions, keeping them safe, warm, and comfortable no matter the season.
Security and Protection
One of chicken owners’ most significant errors is underestimating the importance of a secure, predator-resistant coop. In areas where wildlife such as raccoons, foxes, coyotes, or even domestic pets are a concern, coops built with weak materials like lightweight wood or standard chicken wire can be easily breached.
To keep your flock safe, choose durable materials like hardware cloth instead of chicken wire, and use solid doors with heavy-duty latches. Reinforce any openings, such as windows or vents, with predator-proof barriers to ensure your chickens remain safe and sound, even in high-risk areas.
Necessary Features
Certain coop features are a must to keep your chickens content and thriving. Provide sturdy roosting bars where your flock can rest at night and cozy nesting boxes to give hens a quiet, private spot for laying eggs.
Don’t forget to set up easy-access feeding and watering stations inside the coop to ensure your chickens always have what they need. Adding bedding materials like sand or wood shavings will help maintain your flock’s clean, comfortable environment.
Where to Buy Chicken Coops in New Mexico
- Roswell
- Farmington
- Hobbs
- Clovis
- South Valley
- Carlsbad
- Alamogordo
- Gallup
