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Your timings really surprised me. Our flock of 14 Easter-eggers were locked into the coop for just one week. By night 3 after their freedom to the run, they were already returning to the coop before dark. Only on nights 1 and 2 did we have to help them into the coop.

Thanks for the helpful video. I just finished building our coop and this info helped a lot.

Great video. I have a new to me breed and they are stupid. I needed the help, thanks!

This is a wonderfully helpful video. My question- I’ve a small yard and small coop with two old hens. In the interest of keeping my month old chicks on chick feed and not layer feed, not letting them hide in the nesting boxes and pooping in there, etc… what do you think of building a small coop within the run?

Mine are 5 weeks and still indoors because of cold nights being as cold as 30 and 40 some nights. There are no older hens but have 2 ducklings they already have play time with them. Do ducks need to be trained with them? I know they will need water and access to their pool to keep nostrils clean and such.

Do they need flight feathers cut? That's my biggest worry of one flying over as an adult

What is the name of the company that made the cattle rack.

We’re new to chicken keeping. This is an extremely helpful and informative video. Thank you.

This is cool and amazing building I want building this in future

Lol just use corral panels

This is a great option if you already have a trailer that you can adapt to haul your livestock with. In in the process of making a removable rack for a utility trailer that I bought just a few weeks ago. I have old materials lying around and a welder So I'm fabricating it myself. I do have an old livestock trailer. But it is in need of many repairs.

Why a single axle? Wouldn’t a dual axle be able to hold more weight?

Holy hell this guy's funny stock trailers being heavy is the biggest and funniest load of bull I've heard in a while and rusting out how the floor joist have mostly been made of aluminum since 1960 and trailer lights are not needed hell they don't work hahaha

What is the manufacturer’s name? Where can I get one?

I did not know you guys still had chickens..Well good video keep it up!

YES you posted a video!

Hi there! I was great talking on the phone with you today! -Haileigh A. From Hope Community Farm

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Hi Lily

Hi tatum!

Hi mike!

I love you!!!

Taking care of chickens is not hard necessarily, but time consuming, with many steps, feeders, waterers etc. Myke faithfully carries out the "chicken chores" three times a day - each time spending anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour getting everything refreshed.

Nice welds! Is it the man or the machine that makes the welds like that? :-)

We made a hoop house just like yours a few years ago. Still, have it but now we are fixing it up to hold our baby goats who came a month early!