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Good job my friend 😇🙏

You make great coops! You should upload more!

I enjoyed most of your build... lots of thought went into this... the only negative I have is watching you use a table saw.... i would review safety for the tablesaw... here is a fantastic link to get started with... ua-cam.com/video/LLvXrmLLvKs/v-deo.html (if allowed) I love you deterimination to build a superior chicken tractor... I came away with some really good ideals from this video... thanks for sharing and remember satety first

You can make a parasite tincture with the green hulls! Fill a glass jar with the hulls and put 50% vodka and 50% structured and or filtered water. What's in a dark one place for 4 weeks. Using a dropper fault in a glass of water upon rising. It kills most parasites in the body.

Excellent video and thank you ☺️

My chickens have the choice between 2x4's, and natural branches. they always use the branches. the nesting boxes are too big. I put multiple sizes in my coop, and they preferred the smaller ones with more privacy.

how do I get the plans

Had to see this again...I modified the design to fit a premade coop on top of your design which is amazing...a three story coop. The linolem is now part of a second story nesting area. Now I am builing your frame design again to add to the original for an estimated 12 foot bottom run area becase the sun hits in the late afternoon and I needed to give them some dirt and shade. Thanks again.

Does it grow back every year?

This was so helpful. Thank you.

still debating gathering and processing all the walnuts from the two large black walnut trees here, but what's the rush, only been here for 42 years and never once di anything with them but cuss and mulch them up with mower. the squirrels love them, as do other ground critters after they've fallen. they do dull mower blades pretty fast. (grrrr) used to be three of them trees, a huge storm took one down/broke half the roots, we stood it backup and tied off to the next walnut tree, eventually the rope wore away and a huge (odd wind direction storm) knocked it over again. I just cut it up and burnt out back, thinking back, I should have made larger logs and called the shop teacher at school I went to. they'd have loved the free black walnut woo. 🙄 afterthoughts of a gung-ho get it done very late teen years fella. (tree down in my way, slice and dice to burn pile within 3 hours of storm ending) 😖

You need a gaggle of kids to crack all those nuts for you. It was the highlight of grandpa’s house when I was a kid.

do you have to dry them out for several weeks before opening them, or you can open them up the day you take them off the tree?

Unless you like waking up to chickens without heads I’d consider adding a tighter mesh that inappropriate wide fencing. At least along the lower portion add Hardware Cloth

Perhaps wheels should be larger and further apart?

This is a really nice setup. One important thing I would change would be adding more ventilation. Chickens really only need wind protection so the upper portions of the house should be more open so the waste gasses can escape quickly and easily. Their poop can become toxic to the birds and you won't really know it until they die

thanks for shari g this method.

I really appreciate this and the plans too. I'm definitely going to make this becasue I want chickens and can't afford to buy a coop. I'm going to try and modify it for pallet wood rather than plywood, but the basic shape and base structure are what I really needed. I'll donate what I can ;)

Don't whole walnuts contain some tannens?

My ain't Cynthia cracked walnuts behind her knee

Nice 🎶

Thank you so much! What’s the name of the song?

As long as you have something else pushing the "cutted" board through other than your hands. It's safe you're not in harm.

Ive found a random walnut tree in a pull over spot on the highway and all the nuts were just rotting on the ground. I dont think people knew what they are but I dont blame em it looks like that spot is a teen racer party spot... beer cans everywhere, rope from towing cars, bits of random wire (from radios I think?). I wouldnt be noticing walnuts amongst that if I were blackout drunk at night either. Im gonna go there in the day with a couple rubbish bins, clean up that spot's rubbish and take a bag of walnuts as my reward. Not cause I care about making the teen party spot pretty but its right next to a river as well 😢 I think a bit of give and take is good when you're foraging.

Why would build in the dark to make a video? and the video was always extreme close ups ? Where was the finished product! ?

wait at which point did you use the pallet wood lol i though the whole build was pallet wood.

Just get a nut cracker

List ingredients in description

I gues this coop will work for one bird and more then that are going to be fighting

Great coop

How much wood do you use tryna make the same one

Very nicely done! I LOVE the idea of the trap door for cleanout!

i’m new to learning forestry. why are black walnuts such a big talking point? they’re lovely trees, but what makes them different from other native nuts?

😊thank you for this video and all your explanations in it.Its very helpful👍👍👍

It’s a great design, but how do the chickens get up to the loft?

Great work and thank you for making this video. Have the plans been updated with the additions you wish you have added as mentioned in the commentary? If not, not worries. Just wanting to make a note if they haven't been added.

Just don't get the plastic push stick. Mine broke in half and I lost the tip of my finger.

I made one similar to this and used a pocket hole jig for all the pre-drilling.

When I click or copy and paste the link to the plans nothing comes up.

Would have liked a follow up video. To see if it killed it, or just burned back the foliage.

How big is your coop? How many chickens?

Wonderful video bro!😅😅

My ag class wants to build one of these, how do I go about getting some plans?

Wow! Great job! I am thinking about building another chicken coop for my girls and I have been looking at some of these movable coop models. Yours is a lot stronger than the ones on the market. God bless and thank you for your instructive video.

It looks pretty though

You should have chosen heavy duty 1/2in.² hardware cloth to keep predators out, that cheap flimsy chicken wire won't protect your chickens from anything "/

Look up master nutcracker out of Missouri. Well worth it

One of my dinner guests said they tasted like truffles.

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