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Demonstrate Mobile Coop Movement

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What happens here

Demonstrate the daily movement of the mobile chicken coop. Attach a rope to the front of the 10x12, 250-pound coop and, while ensuring no chickens are in the way, pull it forward to a new, fresh patch of grass. The chickens will naturally follow the coop to the new grazing area. This daily relocation provides fresh forage, ensures proper sanitation, and distributes chicken manure (natural compost) across the pasture.

Goal: Show how to move the mobile chicken coop to a fresh patch of grass daily, highlighting its lightweight design and the birds' tendency to follow.

Tools and materials

  • Mobile PVC Chicken Coop
  • Rope

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so let me show you how we move the coop so this is the feeder that we typically use i'll post links to all this stuff for you guys down there in the video description this is the feeder we use for our mobile chicken coop every day we move this 10 by 12 coupe about the time that the birds start getting real hungry because they'll follow me as you can tell they're all bunched up right here and i'll give them a little tug just a one-handed tug i just move this coupe every day it slides along the ground you got to be careful not to run over a chicken we'll keep an eye on them make sure we're good it's just that easy this slides right along the ground it weighs somewhere in the neighborhood of 250 pounds so the wind isn't gonna pick it up it's approximately two and a half feet tall which keeps the birds shaded it keeps them out of the weather it keeps them out of the heat in the summer and they're able to get sunlight because the sun moves through the sky so they're always you can see them now they're out in the sun what we do every day is we fill up this feeder and this is our brower type mobile coupe feeder we'll fill our feeder up they're not out of food or anything like that right now but it's kind of down to the powder we'll put some of that black soldier fly larva in here and the birds will go absolutely nuts watch here's how the coop works we just raise up the lid slide it out of the way careful not to cut ourselves and we're going to put the feed in here first we'll put the feet in the chickens will go absolutely nuts for it with the grubs that are on top and these birds are hungry they're always hungry they act like they're starving to death all the time i assure you they aren't starving to

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