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Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Show and Tell - Chicken Tractor

Lest you have been thinking we are cruel and unusual round these parts where chickens are concerned...lay your eyes on this!

The CHICKEN TRACTOR!

This two story abode-on-wheels allows for the best grazing. It is fully equip with an easy-access food dispenser,


A peek-a-boo window for roosing and egg collection,

And, flying to the upper level is optional with this well-constructed staircase

The 'king' likes it!

And, since their move we have seen our first two eggs - count them, 2 eggs!! It seems they like their new home. But why, you may ask, did they have to leave the comfort of their existing home with ample space, roosting options, and a recent screened in porch?


Because...we needed space for twenty new babes!

Awww...so cute - for now! Be sure to see what everyone else is showing and telling.

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