Chicken Tractor 2: light, cheap and easy

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Uploaded by on Aug 21, 2008

Part 2 of my cheap and easy backyard chicken tractor.

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  • i laugh so hard and said this is me. recycle redude reuse and dumpster diving. i love it.

  • @jlhappytoes  Well, you know, great minds dumpster dive alike!

  • I like the bamboo idea, light, strong and sustainable. I'm going to build a full coop, but with 2 dogs, use a tractor for the day time, non-freezing weather. Don't know that you need nesting boxes in a tractor? I hvae seen tractors that use the plastic, wavy roofing for the 3 sides of a tractor, I may do that. Then you cut down on the chicken wire...

  • Seems reasonable...the plastic will make the setup more durable but also heavier, so a bit harder to drag around the back yard.

  • try useing pvc 1 in about 11 pieces and i made 1 and its a 10 by 10 and 3 feet off the ground and i got bout 30 to 40 birds in there it cost about 100 to 150 and i hate chiken wire its a pice so we use black chicken wire but its made out a plastic its more expisvie er but better so u should at least try it its cool

  • Cool..I've seen PVC setups before and they're much more durable than the bamboo. I also agree that chicken wire is a (sharp) pain...plastic netting/fence seems like a good idea, too. The only thing is the weight...it gets hard to move something that big and heavy around...right?

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  • "Hello #UN#, good stuff here! Happy New Year! April

  • "...seems to be ok"...till the foxes and raccoons dig underneath. I recommend putting chicken wire on the floor section as well.

  • For the chickens sake, please make nesting boxes for them.

  • actually it only ways about 20 to 25 punds my little sis can move it and shes 12

  • Just as a reply, umm, Dan, like in my other vid, I made one, and they actually make good, semi-durable(not for areas of strong wind), and light pens.

  • hey nice coops but for the chickens sake foxes can cut thow that easy so u might wanna put some cheap ply wood there 2 its nice cheap and easy good job

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