Best Mobile Chicken Coop? Chickshaw vs John Suscovich vs Salatin coops
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
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Are you in the market for a mobile chicken coop and want to make an informed choice? Look no further! In this comprehensive video, Amanda takes you on a detailed walkthrough, tour, and review of three popular mobile chicken coop options: the Chickshaw 2.0, the Suscovich chicken coop, and the Joel Salatin coop.
Amanda provides an honest and in-depth analysis of each coop, highlighting what she likes and dislikes about them. Whether you're a homesteader, backyard chicken keeper, or just exploring the idea of mobile coops, this video will equip you with valuable insights to help you decide which coop best fits your specific situation and needs.
The Chickshaw, Suscovich, and Salatin coops have unique features and benefits, and Amanda leaves no stone unturned in her examination. She covers everything from mobility and durability to ease of use and capacity.
Watch until the end to get the full scoop on these mobile chicken coops and ensure you make the right choice for your feathered friends. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more informative reviews and homesteading tips. Your chickens will thank you!
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00:00:00 Intro
00:42 Joel Salatin Style Coop:
02:24 Half-Size Salatin Tractor:
03:31 Suscovich Tractor
05:11 Justin Rhodes Style Chickshaw:
08:58 Conclusion
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I've built two of the Suscovitch chicken tractors and have used them for broilers, layers and even turkeys. I would never dream of keeping 30 meat birds in one unless they were very young. I don't keep more than 15 in each. I absolutely love these tractors. Easy to move and also, we don't lose or injury any birds while moving them. I don't put chicks in them because chicks dart around quickly and would quickly put their heads under the tractor chasing a bug. That's a good way to kill a chick so we wait until they're at least a month old before moving them into the tractors. Thanks for reviewing the three.
Agreed on having that many birds in there. We were mentioning the specs that are given. We waited until our checks finally started outgrow the router before we put them in there this year and it seem to be a good fit for them. Thanks for commenting!
We’re using the suscovich tractor. It’s for our dual purpose birds.
Nice! It's a great tractor.
An easy fix for the chickshaw wanting to tip over backward is to move the wheels further back. This makes it want to tip FORWARD. However, we find that this is easily solved by just propping up the handles of the chickshaw with a stick. The weight is on the back part so the stick is really needed only for balance.
Thanks for the tip!
We use both the Chickshaw and Suscovich Chicken Tractor. We use the Chickshaw for our laying flock and the Suscovich for our meat birds. Both work extremely well for their intended purposes.
Nice! We’re going to be using the Cisco Rich tractor to breed two of our favorite types of birds this year. I agree that they are both great tractors.
Thanks for the info , very easy to follow.
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the great overview!
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the tour.
You bet. Thanks for watching!
Just found y’all’s channel. Good stuff
Thanks for watching! Any topics you would want to see covered?
I like it very much. Other one please.
Where in Georgia? We live 30 min. south of Macon. My dream is to buy a piece of land and start homesteading. I would like to have chickens for eggs and meat and someday a mini jersey cow. A dream that we are praying can come true this year. Very informative video. Thank u
Come here we’re in a town called Ellijay in North Georgia. Glad you liked the video!
@@SevenSparrowsFarm We have a mission here in Central Georgia. Can’t move unless God says so. 😊 Many blessings
Can snakes get underneath? Fox, racoons?
I’m not sure which coop you’re referencing. The chickshaw is either 1 inch or half inch wire mesh at the bottom, so it is pretty secure from raccoons or foxes.
The other ones don’t have wire at the bottom, but do you have wire on the sides. Keep in mind, there is also the electric fence they need to get through first in order to get to the coops. Hope that helps!
I just use dog kennels
We did that for a while, but wanted to have a more mobile option.