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A mobile chicken coop that you can easily move thanks to its large wheels. It features a spacious coop with high-pitched roof, a square lattice door for easy access, and two compartments. There's also an enclosure underneath, allowing your chickens to roam on green grass.

Don't look at a pretty girl, look at the chicken tractor for sale, which can be a great offer! It is a movable chicken coop lacking a floor, made of some wooden elements, strong black wheels, and metal mesh. Finished in red and white colors.

I wouldn't hesitate to suggest that someone buy this chicken tractor for their home. It features the wheels, red color of all walls and white details with roof. Everything is strong, durable and nicely finished.

16 Magnum Rolling Chicken Coop Up To 30 Bantam 20 Lg Breed Mobile House
A practical contemporary floorless rolling chicken coop with 6 non-swivel inflated wheels. It has a wooden frame covered with red coated corrugated metal panels, with metal mesh panels in the middle of one wall, a low profiled gable roof.

The Bertha Chicken Coop with Chicken Run
This American-made chicken coop ensures that your chickens are comfortable and safe from predators. It’s also easy to assemble. The only tool you’ll need is a drill. Its lever makes it easy to move and helps you adjust the height. Wire mesh provides enhanced ventilation under the coop and elevates the coop off the ground.

Ayotte Chicken Run
If you’re new to chicken-rearing and want to start with two or three chickens, this coop is for you. It’s mobile, comfortable for your chickens, and is also great for rabbits. Made with weather-resistant material and solid wood, the raised design, and secure locks mean you won’t need to worry about your chicken’s safety.

Bayer Wheeled Tractor Hen House Chicken Coop with Chicken Run
This chicken coop provides an interior that protects your chickens from rain, hail, and predators, while the wire mesh exterior lets them enjoy the sun on nice days. Its wheeled mobility gives you flexibility, and an easy access nesting door means you can gather eggs without hassle.

These chicken tractors will provide a stress-free, safe environment for all your chicken. No need to worry about them hurting themselves anymore. These wooden and wool tractors are a ready solution for all your chicken troubles.

Large chicken coop on wheels, with two levels. Ground level allows your hens to enjoy the grass, and roofed top compartment is a cozy retreat and home for them. Thanks to wheels, the tractor coop is fully movable.

The simple and very functional construction of this chicken tractor coop makes the birds a safe place to walk on the grass. Made of the solid woodwork with mesh walls and shading fabric of the mountain.

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Our advice Buying Guide

A ‘Chicken tractor’ is a fancy name for a chicken coop on wheels. That’s not to take anything away from its functionality though. It’s a wonderful addition to any yard and it serves so many purposes in such an easy way. Here are some of the factors to consider when you go shopping for mobile homes for your chicken.

What are the benefits of chicken tractors?

For starters, it keeps the chickens contained, protects them from most predators and ensures that they don’t enjoy a free run, denuding the grass into bare patches.

It can easily be moved to a new part of the yard every day, giving the chickens a fresh patch of grass to pick at.

A chicken tractor keeps the yard fertilized with nitrogenous chicken poop and aerated soil, keeps the neighbor happy and your flower bed free of pesky bugs.

How is an average chicken tractor designed?

Every chicken tractor can in essence be divided into two sections, the coop and the chicken run.

The coop

The coop will be the part where you house your flock every night. And naturally, it needs to be secure from predators and spacious enough to accommodate all your chicken.

A fully grown fowl will need at least 4 square feet of space per bird, whereas a juvenile or a bantam will need at least 2 square feet per bird.

Cramming more birds into a small coop often results in fights and unruly chicken, both of which can be detrimental to their growth.

When buying off the shelf, you will come across coops with an open floor design that allows the chicken poop to fall directly on the ground. The advantage is that the coop will be easier to clean and your yard receives the fertilizer it yearns.

The disadvantage is that every time you move the coop, the chicken will have to move with it. Also, if a large predator, like a raccoon tips the entire tractor over, it’s curtains for your birds.

A coop with a solid floor keeps the chicken safe even if the tractor were tipped over in the wind or by a predator. Also, you can just push the entire thing to a new area without worrying about the chicken running with the coop.

The run

The chicken run needs to be large enough to allow your birds ample room to move about. The more the space the better.

Large birds need at least 8 square feet per bird. The height of the run is subjective and more aesthetic than functional.

But it needs to be tall enough to allow you to attach a feeder and the water bottle above the ground.

What's the best material to use for a chicken tractor?

Since the chicken tractor will be out in the yard, exposed to the elements, hardwood is your best bet.
Paint it with any water repelling stain with UV protection.
It will be heavy enough to deter strong winds and break-in attempts by determined predators. The caveat is that it can be really difficult to move it around.
As a workaround, look for tractors with large caster wheels that move freely on bumpy turf.
Hardware mesh is highly recommended on the run and on any windows in the coop.
If you are shopping on a limited budget, you can opt for chicken tractors made of PVC. But they tend to be really flimsy.

What are the desirable features of chicken tractor designs?

Chicken tractors can range from rudimentary to flashy in design. As long as it ticks all the boxes that we mentioned above, you can pick just about anything that fits your budget.

A roofed coop will keep them protected from rain. You also need a large entrance that allows you easy access to your chicken and eggs. The access door needs to be secured with a lock. Vanity features like nesting boxes are desirable but not mandatory.