I have to agree with you aart...absolutely adorable chicken tractor, but only suitable for 2-3 birds at most.Cute, Clever and Well Done....but too small for that many birds.
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I have to agree with you aart...absolutely adorable chicken tractor, but only suitable for 2-3 birds at most.Cute, Clever and Well Done....but too small for that many birds.
Someone on the Silkie thread said they had issues with Silkies sleeping on the less-than-clean floor. To entice them up off the floor she put a covered cat litter box filled with bedding in their spot and they use that now instead of the floor.
Eggstream LOLThis is my new Eggstream Tractor. Front view. sides cut from two pieces of 4x8ft 3/4in ply wood. 8in wheels. handles made from old axe handles
one side has two doors./ one for getting eggs open both for cleaning out. a sheet of linoleum on the floor pulls out for hosing down. they have faux stone tile flooring.
this big door on this side allows for feeding and watering. the PVC pipe is their feeder. which I fill in the top door there. next to it on the inside is a gallon bucket with nipples that hang out the bottom and through the floor so the chicks can access it from next to the feeder underneath.
and here is the assortment of bantams coming out of the top for the first time. checking it out.
my daughter fits inside for now.
gee i am 75 and my dh is 82 with 57 years together, i always told him he is a keeper because i knew there was worse out there. lmdoGood Lord...another one that's 70!!! Yikes!!
Someone needs to start a dedicated thread to all of us that are over 65, maybe??? Just thinkin' ... not a good thing at my age!!gee i am 75 and my dh is 82 with 57 years together, i always told him he is a keeper because i knew there was worse out there. lmdo
This is my new Eggstream Tractor. Front view. sides cut from two pieces of 4x8ft 3/4in ply wood. 8in wheels. handles made from old axe handles
one side has two doors./ one for getting eggs open both for cleaning out. a sheet of linoleum on the floor pulls out for hosing down. they have faux stone tile flooring.
this big door on this side allows for feeding and watering. the PVC pipe is their feeder. which I fill in the top door there. next to it on the inside is a gallon bucket with nipples that hang out the bottom and through the floor so the chicks can access it from next to the feeder underneath.
and here is the assortment of bantams coming out of the top for the first time. checking it out.
my daughter fits inside for now.