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    tips for building chicken coops on wheels

    I have a tractor that is 4 x 10, and I think that size works well for 3 or 4. The coop part is 3x 4. The coop part is way too small to have feed and water up there, so I put those in the run area. Make sure there is easy access to the feed and water, and that they can be kept dry. I do not...
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    tips for building chicken coops on wheels

    I found it safest to have a flexible wire apron than could be weighed down with a few rocks... if the coop is sitting in a not fully flat spot. Make it strong enoug for a dog to bag and jump against it. Also, you need quality wire, securely attached with tiny holes...the problem with a tractor...
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