Tractor chicken coop

I’ve heard it said that the eggs that come from the chickens when using one of these chicken tractors are just a side benefit. Given how much our family, and many of our neighbors, have…

Building a PVC chicken run for the wheelchair chicken tractor.

Carisa | Small Farming on 2 Acres on Instagram: "CHICKEN TRACTOR BUILD PLANS NOW AVAILABLE at the link in bio! ⚒️ This moveable chicken coop was deigned to keep costs low, be easily converted between use for meat birds or egg laying chickens, and also to be easy to clean (just move forward to fresh ground, and voila, a clean coop!) These plans were written by real homesteaders who actually built two of these coops for our own small homestead over 2 years ago! We still use them to this day…

This took 2 days to complete and will be put to good use.

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I'm thinking about building a chicken tractor I can put chicks in when they are too big for brooder yet to small to be put in with the flock. Had a few...

I didn't want a chicken tractor, buuuuuut. . . . Well, you see, it's like this: Mr. LB was grumbling and grumbling about runny store-bought eggs. Once upon a time I had chickens, but a mink got into the coop. Let's just say I really don't like mink. Gloves and stoles are justified. I wasn't going to have more chickens until I could build the fort clucks of chicken coops. So a couple weeks ago I came home with 4 wee little fluff balls that made cute little peeping noises. (as opposed to the…

They're easier to build than you think.

Our beautiful combo chicken coop with kennel comfortably house up to ten chickens. There are four nesting boxes and three roost bars, plenty of space for the chickens. With a hinged lid, it's easy to see and collect the eggs in the nesting boxes.