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I don't think any creature can really be fulfilled by a life in small~ or even larger~ confined spaces with no natural habitat...fish in tanks, birds in cages, dogs in kennels/homes, horses in a stall, cats in a home, humans in a cell.

I don't know...that would be something a person would have to experiment with and it would depend on stocking rates, the climate, the season and the grasses/greens used. I've never done them as my birds free range all year but after the severity of the winter this year I'm thinking of making...

Maybe some grow frames filled with all sorts of green goodies.

I think that sounds like a wonderful plan! I hope you show pics of everything once you get it in place because I know many on here who live in a desert climate are at a loss to do for forage where they live and I think it would be interesting to have a whole thread on it so that you folks could...

I'd say if you don't overstock it, they'd find a surprising amount of reptile and insect life there and perhaps even adapt to the available greenery there as well. I'd start with a breed more native to that land or a land similar and one that forages actively. Then I'd watch the flock and see...

As a customer I would consider that false advertisement. Confinement away from natural diet found on range/pasture is the setup you describe as the area you will use will soon be denuded of grass and available insect/worm life. I don't know about other folks but I don't buy free range eggs...