Easy Chicken Hut that doubles as a Breeder 🐔🥚 | Valheim 2026

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• PI

  @pierreblondel954 · 9 days ago

  Hey! Thanks for the tutorial. A tip to avoid the admin command is to put a wood wall in front of the cage wall. This allows you to throw an egg on both sides of the cage. Wait untill they turninto chickenskens to remove the wall. YR :)

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• СН

  @СнимаюПорчу-ы4э · 1 year ago

  A little tip, u can replace iron sections with Carved darkwood dividers, this will work, I tested. Those dividers are thin. And will look beautiful in your design. Since they are 1 m taller than an iron section 2 of them, the rear ones, the opennings for hens' asses, will protrude a little bit upwards but that is not a problem.

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• KA

  @Kamika_C_1980 · 1 year ago

  what the heck that is genius

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• ME

  @Metalichap · 6 months ago (edited)

  I try to make a slight change and discover something big by mistake. If you replace the thatch roof on wich the hen are staying by a shingle roofs, eggs have a fifty fity chance to land under a slate, where it will stay cold. <br>So half the eggs stay there cold for me to pick, the other half hatch and the chicks simply leave the landing area

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• PI

  @pipimpoli · 1 month ago

  30.08.2026, thank you very much bro, we built it very first try and it works perfectly 🤝

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• JI

  @Ji-oo1tt · 11 months ago

  thanks for the update! i&apos;m experimenting with a build in my main mountains base. instead of building straight up, i figured one 26 degree sloped roof has to be 2 meters. so I built a 10 meter slide up along my base into some hills. then i have two other chicken coops, 1 meter taller than the next. staggered so that i can maybe successfully have a 3-coop slide. and the ending point would be a collection window in my kitchen

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• FI

  @FiftyTwoReasons · 1 year ago

  Ahh... much more basic than your old one! Love it! 😁

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• TR

  @TrepidRelic · 8 months ago

  What a beautiful build. Thanks for the explanation and tutorial. You diagnosed a lot of issues for me here, thank you.

• JO

  @JohnTheMutt · 1 year ago

  Simple and very efficient and effective! I love it! :D

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• AF

  @afriendlyfox · 1 year ago

  thank you so much for this, finally I don&apos;t have to push hens around trying to collect that one egg :)<br>also your tutorials are so chill I would almost watch them just for that sake, keep up the great work &lt;3

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• LU

  @lungs115 · 2 months ago

  Nice worked for me. The only video that explained how the direction of the hens worked

• FD

  @FDJUwe · 9 months ago

  Thanks!! still work as of December 2025, I dug a hole on the ground and used core wood to measure the 10 meters from the chicken, they are laying eggs infinitely :D

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