I husband believes in building things that will last. I tried to tell him I wasn't putting bears in the coop I was using it for chickens. It started out I was suppose to be able to move the coop with the gator.......that didn't work out . He moves it for me with the tractor because he made it about 1,000 pounds ( it will hold you down in a tornado) at least we don't have to worry about the cows moving it around.

I was worried Annie ( my bottle baby heifer) would go in the chicken coop. A mom always knows! My husband said, NO! She won't go in their! He couldn't believe she went in. I have to keep a clip in the latch of the door or she lets the hens out also. I'm not worried they get out I worry more that something will get them.
All the chickens would like for her to get out of their house.

I husband believes in building things that will last. I tried to tell him I wasn't putting bears in the coop I was using it for chickens. It started out I was suppose to be able to move the coop with the gator.......that didn't work out . He moves it for me with the tractor because he made it about 1,000 pounds ( it will hold you down in a tornado) at least we don't have to worry about the cows moving it around.

I husband believes in building things that will last. I tried to tell him I wasn't putting bears in the coop I was using it for chickens. It started out I was suppose to be able to move the coop with the gator.......that didn't work out . He moves it for me with the tractor because he made it about 1,000 pounds ( it will hold you down in a tornado) at least we don't have to worry about the cows moving it around.

murrayfarms43
Sep 1, 2015

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