Now the rest of the chicks are OUT of the shed! This means I can start airing the shed out for a few weeks or so .... someone described chicks as "too stinkin' cute" and the emphasis is certainly on the word "stinkin'." I'll let hubby write up the stats/specs on our chick tractor, if he's so inclined.
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the pullets discovering grass |
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pullets still mobbing the feeder |
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door in chick tractor for waterer |
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shelter and roost end of chick tractor |
It may look like a bit of (*ahem*) rural engineering, but it will do exactly what we need it to do: hold the chicks safely while being lightweight enough to move every evening, and by only one person if necessary.
If all 17 of these chicks really are pullets, then I will consider myself very lucky! I had ordered 25 assorted straight run.
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