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    Comment by 'Diann88' in article 'Mustang Valley Farm Chicken Wagon'

    Thanks! We like the doors that open on both ends since they make cleaning easier. The nest boxes are handy. We wish we would have used a slanted nest box floor with a trough to catch the eggs so the chickens couldn't get to them. It can be modified but we haven't done it yet.
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    The Chicken Wagon is done!

    Thank you!
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    RIR Rooster?

    Hey all! Do I have a rooster on my hands? Thanks! :)
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    The Chicken Wagon is done!

    Added more pics... https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/mustang-valley-farm-chicken-wagon
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    Comment by 'Diann88' in article 'Mustang Valley Farm Chicken Wagon'

    Thanks! :)
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    The Chicken Wagon is done!

    Thank you!
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    The Chicken Wagon is done!

    Thanks! We have no idea. It was here when we bought the farm about 10 years ago.
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    The Chicken Wagon is done!

    Now we need to decide whether to use deep litter or sand. Low maintenance is the goal and I'm still studying the issue.
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    The Chicken Wagon is done!

    Yes, the front window that faces southeast will be open year 'round. Nope, we're not builders by trade but we try. Thanks!
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    The Chicken Wagon is done!

    We're new to chickens but so far we like it. Here's our homemade chicken wagon... The roosts will be at the far end. They're not in there in this picture.
  11. Mustang Valley Farm Chicken Wagon

    Mustang Valley Farm Chicken Wagon

    Our coop is a chicken wagon I designed and my husband built. We wanted it to be an open air coop so we built a small scale Woods style coop. It's 4 feet wide, 12 feet long and 5.5 feet tall at the tallest point. The three nest boxes are accessible from the outside. We have 8 Rhode Island Red...
  12. The tractor hooked up to the chicken wagon prior to moving it into position.

    The tractor hooked up to the chicken wagon prior to moving it into position.

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  13. She's ready to roll!

    She's ready to roll!

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  14. Both ends open up for easier cleaning.

    Both ends open up for easier cleaning.

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  15. Open front, a chicken door, a small window and a larger window. We have plexiglass cut to cover all of the windows except the front one in the winter. We'll attach it with screen clips and it will have weatherstripping around it.

    Open front, a chicken door, a small window and a larger window. We have plexiglass cut to cover all of the windows except the front one in the winter. We'll attach it with screen clips and it will have weatherstripping around it.

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  16. A nice big window for fresh air and light. The larger hole is a door.

    A nice big window for fresh air and light. The larger hole is a door.

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  17. The roof is on as well as the end doors.

    The roof is on as well as the end doors.

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  18. The walls are up!

    The walls are up!

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  19. A wall ready to set up on the wagon.

    A wall ready to set up on the wagon.

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  20. The wall with the nest boxes.

    The wall with the nest boxes.

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