How to build pigeon coop on the tree | New home for the birds

Building a tree pigeon cage not only provides a safe and comfortable living space for birds, but also helps you save space and take advantage of outdoor space. Here is a detailed guide so that you can build a pigeon cage on c

**Base Material

  • **Wood
  • Wire Mesh: D
  • **Shovel, saw, chisel
  • **Nails, screws:
  • **Corrugated iron roof or roof
  • **Waterproof paint (optional)

**Steps to take

  1. **Select a tree location

  2. Building the cage frame:

    • Cut the wood into slats of the right size to create a barn frame. Often you will need wooden slats for the floor, walls and roof.
    • Assemble the barn frame using nails or screws. Make sure the frame is sturdy and can withstand the weight of the bird and the weather elements.

  3. **S Mounting

    • Place the wooden slats on the frame to form the barn floor. Make sure the floor is made of sturdy wood and there are no too large gaps.
    • Use wire mesh or wood to make the side walls. If using wire mesh, make sure the mesh holes are small so that no pets can get into the

  4. Making a Barn Roof:

    • Build a roof for a wooden barn or use a corrugated iron/tile roof to protect from rain and sun. Make sure the roof has a slope so that rainwater can easily drain out.
    • Attach the roof to the sturdy barn frame.

  5. **Protection and decoration

    • Paint the barn waterproofly if necessary to protect the wood from moisture.
    • Place plates of food, water, and some nesting materials inside the cage so that the pigeons feel comfortable.

  6. Attaching the barn to the tree:

    • Use cables or other secure mounting methods to hang the barn on the selected branch. Make sure the barn is securely fastened and not swayed.

  7. Inspection and Maintenance:

    • Inspect the barn regularly to ensure that there are no signs of damage or holes that could allow foreign animals to enter.
    • Perform periodic maintenance so that the cage is always in the best condition for the pigeons.

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