How to Build a COVERED Chicken Run | DIY | PREDATOR PROOF

Including a covered run is essential if you live in a cold climate like me. This will provide a nice, dry outdoor space for your flock (especially if you wrap the run with plastic - highly recommended!). My flock enjoys basking in the sunshine, even on the coldest days!

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
1:22 - Why a covered run?
2:08 - Setting the posts
5:27 - Framing the run
6:59 - Building custom trusses
8:53 - Installing the trusses
9:49 - Finishing the roof
13:45 - Walls & door
18:58 - Finishing touches
20:49 - Final Thoughts