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Portable Chicken Coop A.K.A. Chicken Tractor, www.FredsFineFowl.com

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Portable chicken coops are practical for the small scale poultry/chicken enthusiast. Learn all about incubating, brooding, rearing, feeding, housing and caring for chickens by viewing the DVD titled Regarding Chickens, available online through the nation's top hatcheries.

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  • What I really liked baout your video most of all was the fact that you genuinely cared for the chickens. We ll done on a excellent video and outlook on life.

  • @spielberg01 Thank you for posting... what a nice observation... :)

  • Please don't forget to buy the DVD Regarding Chickens, or get it from your local library... know what you are doing with chickens ("> thanks for watching!!!!

  • THANK YOU SO MUCH for such an informative video. I am SO NEW to this and your video answered A LOT of my questions (chicken coop vs chicken tractor, nesting boxes, protection, etc.)

    Appreciate your help!!

  • @winpwong YOU are so welcome... I am happy you found it helpful! I wish you the best with your chickens (">

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  • Hi, I would not use a hose to spray things out... with plenty of litter (pine shavings here) the chicken droppings dry out quickly and you may use the droppings/shavings mixture as a mulch on your garden. Keeping things dry is key to reducing ammonia and bad bacteria from developing. If you can't keep up, there are too many birds in the coop.

  • Good video! I sure wish I had watched it prior to building my chicken coop. It took my ATV in 4 wheel low to move mine from the building site to the actual area I wanted it. I do live in severe bear and mountain lion country so using chain link fencing and 2" x 6" x 8" wood also added a lot of weight. You have some VERY good tip that people need to think about before tackling this type of task. I know first hand!

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  • @mopbrothers Thank you!

  • Very nice coop.

  • @spiritartman Yes, plans are available through the main Fred's Fine Fowl website for a pittance... you can alter the dimensions to suit your individual purpose/need... this is built so it can roll easily into a shed or garage for winter in Pennsylvania. Thanks for your comment!

  • Excellent!! it's my favorite Coop to date although I would go just a tiny bit bigger. Do you have plans? Great video!!!

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