2 new Ducks and 4 new chickens added to the farm.
We’re having spring-like weather
13 hours ago
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3 comments:
I like the chicken run you have made. But I do have a question.
Can it be moved about to cut the grass that will grow from all the chicken waste? Or is it sorta permanently in place?
It can be moved about. There are small wheels on the back on the small coup. You just lift one end and move to another spot. Google chicken tractors to find out more about these movable runs. Mine is not the best example but I just used what I had on hand at the time. Thanks
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