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Finally, the Best Automatic Mobile Chicken Coop
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@LarryTait1 4 года назад

By the way just poured the slab for our post and beam 20’ x 30’ barn, from Jamaica Cottage

@susansollee1839 4 года назад

Watched an older vlog where you mentioned building your home in 2015. You and Gina have accomplished so much! I love watching daily farm life experiences. Thank you! I’m looking forward to Hope being a mom. I think she’ll be a much better mother than Tilly. She’s so sweet. 👍🏻🌻💕🙏🏻🙏🏻

@sallysassa 4 года назад

That is a handsome chickshaw. You and Gina are great carpenters. I laughed when you said "she's rustic" about the ramp; my father used to say that! He was super handy making things and inventing; had some patents. Another lovely video. I so enjoy them.

@theother1281 4 года назад

G'day Al. Idea for the chicken compost heap. Imagine the square made by the fence around the coop. Now if you start dumping composting material in one corner for the chickens to process. Then when you move the coop rotate the fence around the compost heap, so that it acts like an anchor point for the moving chicken run. Then tighten it up to just the compost area in winter. So in spring you start the process again in a different area and you have the compost to mulch the garden and greenhouse. Let the chickens do the work of mixing and managing your compost heap.

@verabrown2263 4 года назад

Al, have the Adore auti door. We love ours. Pronounced a- door. Very nice guy owns it, talked with him on phone. Watch you family videos all the time. My favorite of all! Sweet, wonderful family,

@audreyabdo7719 4 года назад

Al you are correct, the gray spots are spots of wisdom. I love watching y’all work.schematic and novel ideas. Take care.

@shrikishorjadhav4359 4 года назад

Hi, I really wana admit one thing here, am big fan of yours. The very first video I watched was a goat travelling through ✈,it was really amazing, how is that possible? A,then I came to know you and weed em and reep,. Since then only am following both of your channels and You both are really doing great. And am really eager to see Hopes childrens to grow on your pasture. Hope is really doing great, she is too good. Am really coming to watch her daily. Hope you understand what am saying, again there is hope.

@laurahobbs5702 4 года назад

Hi Al you don't need catches. Put a block next to where they fold up add a piece of wood that will swivel locking the leg up when you move. Uses up scraps. X

@margaretbedwell58 4 года назад

Great looking chic shaw. Gardens are looking wonderful. What do you have in mind to build next? The roof over the goats side yard perhaps. Y'all have a Blessed day.

@kimfinch67 4 года назад

Good morning. I love having my coffee with you 5 days a week.

@ginacota9724 4 года назад

Good morning! Thanks for the Friday update! You really showed us how both of the gardens, bees, goats, pigs, chickens were all doing. That was nice 👍

@papajoe6254 4 года назад

Al your Automated Chic Shaw is a work of art. Gina, I'm still thinking bout that B Roll comment.

@kflan3342 4 года назад

Al, great hint on how to use a hole saw. The first time I used one I got really discouraged because I did not know how to remove the plug.

@myrnajavier2918 4 года назад

That's another project(mobile chicken coop) that most homesteaders will envy. Good job Al.

@shellscattitude 4 года назад

The chicken needs a name as she is stepping up into CWC spot. Love the new chicken tractor. ❤️🐥🐝

@nancyparker3732 4 года назад

Crazy Lavender Chicken, watch out for the bear?

@CRuf-qw4yv 4 года назад

'chicken Scout" or the "Walmart Chicken Greeter (WCG)".

@mathbrown9099 4 года назад

Guys, you are both so clever. The Chickasaw is grand, the garden is growing immense, you deserve it. Thanks for showing your Chickasaw build.

@brendalawrence6732 4 года назад

I am loving the chick-shaw, looks like it will work out great and looks pretty easy to move.

@AlpacaMade 4 года назад

Yep, best overall design I've seen yet. The more I watch homesteaders problem solve for chickens, bugs and compost; the more I'm sold on Chickshaw mobile as opposed to Chicken Coop. Great job👏

@dwayneedgerton6211 4 года назад

Great build. Love your attention to detail, especially in the measurements. Everything comes together beautifully at the end with no mistakes. A safety concern: Perhaps cover the sharp open edges of the handle in case you get too close if you need to go to the controller.

@heatheroester6817 4 года назад

Love all these projects!Watch the chickens roost on your metal handle!Lol!Zeak sounds like a human laughing ❣

@nancylitton390 4 года назад

I do enjoy watching your journey!!!! Al, your answer to Gina about gray hair was a good one. Mine is ,with age comes wisdom... But no one ask you any questions!!! Lol!!!! Thank you for taking us along on your journey and God bless you and your family.

@LLjean-qz7sb 4 года назад

Al, while you were showing your new chicken tractor, I was thinking you could cut out the handle section of the nesting boxes, and that way when you collect the eggs you don' t have to remove the whole nest box, just reach in and get the eggs! Otherwise great job on the improvements to the " shaw". Justin has already put the handle on the other side of his shaw and has his door on the back. He also added a hitch to hook up to his runabout vehicle. Both houses look great!! I think the chickens will love it! Hopefully they all get in before the door close, it is soooo slow! Here' s to happy chickens and God Bless!

@virginiareid5336 4 года назад

Very interesting coop. Looks as if you thought of everything with the kick stands and having a pulling accessory. Take Care

@twilacarson2308 4 года назад

Dear Lumnah Acres, don't waste your spinach just b'c it bolted. This is a good thing. If you can set a space for growing wild spinach and you will have early spinach weeks before you plant. My grandmother had it growing thru the snow by the creek and it was the best I have ever had. First thing we ate out of the garden besides winter onions was bolted spinach. You can gather the seeds from them too and never have to buy again.

@rachelm7525 4 года назад

That's what I like to hear- no waste! Did you know, by the way, that you can eat carrot-tops? They're full of vitamin C. Just use sparingly, sprinkle finely, like a herb. 🙂

@bascia3125 4 года назад

I agree no waste, when you can avoid it. Grandparents always saved some veggies to dry out for the seeds! Or got seeds from friends, it's amazing what you can do, and not spend money!

@theresevanderwalker6932 4 года назад

Thanks, i was just about to waste my bolted spinach. I will try your method. 🥦

@ably4352 4 года назад

Good Morning Lumnahs! The rebar in the garden looks dangerous, can impale someone in a fall. Why not add a safety cap?

@vivaldi1236 4 года назад

You’re quite the architect. Best Chick-Shaw ever. 👏🏻

@elsiemiracle7618 4 года назад

The lone chicken is sent out by the others to see if you are coming with the food. Lol

@vmeme2 4 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@XxAvaYuXx123 4 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@joyceg6480 4 года назад

CHC crazy hungry chicken lol

@abcxyz1797 4 года назад

Chicken scout.

@vickiroudonis4498 4 года назад

advance scout

@jimbrewer1404 4 года назад

YOU NEED A SMALL KIDS SWIMMING POOL FOR YOUR DUCKS THEY LOVE IT

@nanigoose 4 года назад

The chicken tractor is a work of art! I noticed a gap above the egg basket door where a weasel or snake could squeeze through. Maybe put a long, thin piece of wood there to prevent critter access.

@SwimCoach8 4 года назад

I used K and J. Magnets to buy some small neodymium magnets to replace our crappy fridge magnets. They are an n42 rated magnet (strength). Round, half inch by quarter inch thick. I can hardly pick those buggers off the fridge, they are so strong! Good luck and thanks for the great content.

@Taylortot999 4 года назад

When I was a CNA I told one gal who was sad she had nothing but white hair that grey and white hairs we're a sign! A sign that you're so smart that it pushed out your colored hairs and now your wisdom is showing. :) It made her smile when I told her.

@heatherwest2770 4 года назад

Good Afternoon from Los Angeles. You guys are so inspiring! I wish I were younger. I would have loved to homestead. I’m 54 and have RA so I think it would be difficult to do now. We will be moving away from here to Gilbert, AZ when my husband retires in about 7-8 years. I hear Weed-em and Reap live out there. I am hoping to have some chickens, a garden, fruit trees and berries. I do have a garden here. I love watching you guys and watching how you grow as a family. Do you think you’ll have more children? Thank you for sharing your life!❤️

@dgmills5351 4 года назад

Your "Chickshaw" turned out very well Al. I didn't have any doubts you would make another fantastic "building"! Amazon has some extremely strong magnets for your purpose of holding the legs up against the base.

@mariannefifield3826 4 года назад

Harbor Freight sells some wicked strong magnets. I use them for a myriad of projects.

@charlottestevens9352 4 года назад

I love how you put everything u have on the far to a use whether it be scraps for a different materials for project or goatvpoop

@barbarabrand190 4 года назад

Though I'm not building a mobile coup, watching you problem solve gave me a solution to a build in my barn. Thanks for sharing.

@breannathompson3759 4 года назад

up at 4:21 am and always great to catch the video when its posted! you guys are amazing

@kathleenseligmytatterednto8560 4 года назад

My boys are building a chicksaw as well amd I also want the door over the laying boxes! Looks good! Great job.

@louisl.8724 4 года назад

You two work great as a team, and great work on the new coop! 13 eggs today. If it get too hot in the coop, get a cheap small solar fan and install it in the roof.

@deb3834 4 года назад

Dude you're an awesome builder. I really like watching it go together. VW family has a Papaya tree in their greenhouse, they are in Arkansas.

@dragontrainer2467 4 года назад

Good Morning Al and Family watching From The UK.

@theycallmebacon5692 4 года назад

I wouldn't have thought that y'all's garden would have done as well as it has this fast. I've always been curious about green houses and skeptical because most videos don't show a regular progression of the garden, it's always a before and after. Well it's usually just the after with no before filled full of technical information, y'all kept it simple and understandable.

@141poolplayer 4 года назад

Order online from Apex Magnets. They have magnets with pull forces from a few ounces up to 200 lbs.

@jeanh9329 4 года назад

I love watching you guys work. You’re so efficient!! Jean from Arizona 🌻🐍🦂🌵🌴🦎🌞

@cynthiavanderscoff 4 года назад

All your ‘builds’ look great!! You have a wonderful homestead!

@pwengert1 4 года назад

Al, I’m glad to hear you embracing your wisdom coming out in your natural highlights! I don’t know what I enjoy more... hearing you say “Boom,” “Bam,” “I like it,” or “Delicious!” We’ve been gone all day & we were so ready to visit you & your family on the homestead.

@keithbradley3892 4 года назад

Been Watching for some time now, Enjoy it very much, I'm an old Vermonter that lives just across the river from you

@amgarcia6469 4 года назад

Hi Pluto and Hope! Tell that chicken that there was one and always will be one CWC.

@hollowpoint357sw4 4 года назад

Yah, remind it of what happened to CWC.

@lisamoody212 4 года назад

Gina, you can add the beet green tips to your salads. They are great. And Al, I like your modifications actually better than the original. I never figured out that the handle was the towing bar. 💡💡🐝

@josephpedone2004 4 года назад

Good morning Lumnah family ☕️ 66 degrees, sunshine and smiles from Philadelphia... have a blessed day

@paulrice1918 4 года назад

Good work on the build. I really like how well you two work together. Al you could have been a teacher.

@faithrada 4 года назад

I planted some leaf lettuce and it's all ready to harvest... So I made some delicious salads like Gina created. OMG was that worthwhile. Nothing like home grown. 🌱🌱🥣

@lisaelliott1149 4 года назад

I get so excited seeing you complete a project, so I can't imagine how much satisfaction it gives you. Olivia your garden is growing so quickly. Can you imagine how big it will be in just a few weeks? Have a great weekend Lumnah family. Maybe you can play with the drone for a view of the farm this time of year? Would be a great year end video watching all the seasons and changes go by.

@johnavaritt5206 4 года назад

Coup looks great. You won't know it's the best until you've had chickens in it for awhile. 😊

@tonygrimes13 4 года назад

*Coop* - The perils of Auto Complete!!!

@margaretpatton4806 4 года назад

We have lost hens and a rooster to skunks trying to get to get to the eggs and opossums have just gotten in and killed chickens by pulling their heads off and only carrying off one to eat. The worse was when I had to pick up about half our half grown chickens and their heads. We finally got that one as it was coming out of a small gap under the door. So you're very smart to look for ANY small gap.

@wayneleamon3186 4 года назад

You all did an awesome job on the chicksaw. I think Justin would be proud of the changes and finished product. The garden is looking good in the greenhouse and in the covered raised beds. Everything is calling into place and you are filling your log for Winter. Filling the log is terminology from the movie Over The Hedge. We use to use it when our son was small, so he would understand that we were putting up food for Winter. Still loving your channel and still watching daily.

@kathyyoung3484 4 года назад

Have you watched any Edible Acres videos? He has some good ideas about chickens and composting.

@nancywarren608 4 года назад

Still giving grain w those beautiful pastures!!

@k3hm 4 года назад

Al, some of the strongest magnets you'd ever need can be found in your office. Just tear apart an old hard drive. They have very strong rare earth 🧲 inside them.

@hollyslaughter5505 4 года назад

Al I like that you’re so careful to protect your hearing.

@BearStar1 4 года назад

I'm a Licensed Journeyman Electrician specializing in Residential and Commercial Electrical Wiring with over 52 years + in the trade and I have never worn and never will wear Ear Muffs when using Power Tools and my Hearing is just fine !

@richardbohlingsr3490 4 года назад

That came out really nice. Probably the best one you have built. High class chickens. Just move the coop over to the processing area when needed.

@70acres 4 года назад

The greenhouse looks amazing! Those plants really took off. Glad you got the new chicken tractor done. Blessings to all.

@LarryTait1 4 года назад

Nice rugged auto door. Definitely getting one of those. BOOM!

@marybelfordsmith8421 4 года назад

I do love your modifications to things to make them work for your particular property. I learn stuff! You have taught me problem solving skills I can apply to my very different life style needs, and that's wonderful! Thank you!

@robinrummel1359 4 года назад

I like it! I watched Justin recently adapt his chicken tractor to pull behind Sally but his version added more weight. I like your idea much better; less weight, more than one use of grab pole and overall improvement! That's the way of design, one person has an idea, another improves on it and someone else improves on that one. 👍👍👍😀😀😀💕💕💕

@barbararichmond8624 4 года назад

It’s amazing how fast the crops are growing.

@kittykat1807 4 года назад

The amount of projects that you have accomplished as a family in the past twelve months is truly outstanding, I look forward to the day we see Lumnah Acres Farm Shop supplying the community with Homemade goats cheese, Chutneys ,Jams, Fresh Eggs, Vegtables, Smoked Hams, Bacon, Poultry etc etc Have a lovely weekend

@beckylitster29 4 года назад

Watching all your vlogs brings me so much joy !!

@Hannahcode1 4 года назад

If you allow some to seed, you don't have to buy seed the next year. And some folks are saying seeds will be very hard if not impossible to get soon. It is very easy to save seed. There is a little trick to saving tomato seed that helps them be disease resistant. I can explain if anyone wants to know that....Your gardens are looking great! Blessings..

@rickster9993 4 года назад

Have you thought about building your pile in rows. Aim for a pile 5 ft. tall. Either after your pile cools down or week or 2 roll you pile along one side. The idea is to move the outside of the pile to the inside while placing the bottom of the pile on the top. For building your pasture you can walk(roll) your pile across the pasture. Food piles for you chickens should be cold piles. Use leaves and wood chips to form 4 to 5 foot piles in cages like you do now. You don't want them to heat up, this is where the bugs come in. Start collecting leaves in the fall and build your piles. It's important to let them sit all winter. By the middle of the next fall the pile will be full of bugs, worms and grubs. I usually get a lot Pill bugs (Rollie Pollies.) You won't have to put you chicken feed on the pile to get your chickens to work it either.

@explaincauseidontgetit3294 4 года назад

This might be excessive...gas struts on that coop roof would be a very nice addition. Our non-mobile coup has gas struts for our maintenance door and they’re amazing.

@vito336 4 года назад

It just occurred to me...how LOUD it is going to be inside and out when the rain hits that aluminum roof.

@russcollins7101 4 года назад

I was told to always turn your beehive opening towards the morning sun. To make them begin working early. Another thought, a motorcycle or bike kickstand (spring loaded) for your coop. Nice job

@jaymeswheeler 4 года назад

Great episode. Thanks guys. “I like it”

@lauriesmith7793 4 года назад

Great portable chicken coop...I do miss seeing Ms Olivia hanging out with the baby goats...💖

@davidgambler1591 4 года назад

LoL, you built another tank, well done.

@elizabethchetwood1916 4 года назад

Al, look for ceramic magnets (in electrical) at Lowes. If they don’t have them in stock, they should be able to order them. Or order “pew pew” mounting magnets from @2A for Life. If it will hold a .45, it will hold the coop leg!

@normfromhawaii1173 4 года назад

Can't help but notice just how luscious the garden(s) are looking. Yum!!

@janetwithers7427 4 года назад

It is a great new chicken coop tractor. Good Job !!! Lovely day on the homestead.

@Blessings.429 4 года назад

Good morning guys, Al this is huge your chickens are going to love it..💖🇦🇺 Could you not put it in next to the brooder and see how many gravitate automatically into the CS.

@sylviabutler4809 4 года назад

I figure that is how Al is going to transfer them safely. Close up the auto door to the chicken coop and they have to choose the new chickshaw. Then he can move the netting after they are in, or move the coop to where he wants it for the next meat birds chicks.

@victorbenner539 4 года назад

I have always liked Justin's "chickshaw" idea. He improved it with 2.0 . Now you have improved it some more. I feel it could still get a few more tweaks but heck,20 years from now folks will probably still be improving it. You know, building a better mouse trap concept. I would like to add a solar charger and rain water bucket arrangement. Have a great day.

@TheUserid82 4 года назад

You are looking for Neodymium magnets with the mounting hole for a screw already in them as drilling them is not easy and two sided tape will fail at the worst time. They are much stronger then the normal cabinet magnets and shape only matters on what the metal they are sticking to is if it shows. A magnetic parts tray is a good addition to the tools as you can use it as you take something apart to stick all the screws, washers and nuts to not loose them or you can use them to hold driver bits in a tool belt to not have them lost in a fold or fall out.

@martyplunkett7011 4 года назад

You did such a GREAT job on the chick-shaw!! Looks SO much better than ANY that I've watched Justin build! Seriously!❤👏

@DisabledUKPrepper 4 года назад

I was only saying in the last video how well Willow was doing. Might have known that was tempting fate. Animals, got to love their quirks. 🤦‍♀️🤣 I'm still saying, hashtag hope for Hope. You should know soon if she comes back into season or not. Obviously her fan club would like it not to happen. 🤞🙏 Can't wait to see the chickens get out on the pasture. It will be interesting to see how that automated door does against the other model you have in the other two coops. I was wondering if you might harvest some seeds from the bolted spinach before it becomes animal food? Thanks for the video. Stay safe, everyone.

@jimborton1 4 года назад

I really love this design, BUT, I think the nesting boxes on your other shaws are cooler than milk crates. Love !!!

@hollandershomestead4481 3 года назад

I’m so glad you posted this video! I’m doing the chickshaw minime as my first solo project and including the Omelet door. I’m glad to see you show the door parts, as well as how you did it, so I can kind of follow along. Thanks!!

@sandispringfelch1317 4 года назад

Very nice build...as always! You could put a cane/crutch tip or a tennis ball on the trailer hitch to protect shins when i’s not in use.

@ldg2655 4 года назад

The lone chicken is channeling CWC... Your garden is looking good! Buttercup is turning out to be a good little milker.

@kenchafin9890 4 года назад

If those fold up legs in front bother you... turn 'em side ways an put the hing on the back side and a bungi on the front. no-touch fix. Great job. love your channel.

@kimberli2391 4 года назад

201 Thousand viewers Wow! Well done! I know I share you videos to beginners all the time. You show things step by step and have good workmanship!

@donaldmiller8629 4 года назад

Gooooooood Evening Al , Gina & Olivia , Your automatic , mobile chicken coop is only partially automatic. Just the door. A very nice feature by the way. I have a roof like yours. ( semi-clear fiberglass. ) , installed with about a 5 degrees slope. Rainwater and snow melt run down the channels into a fabricated rain gutter thence into a funnel ( a 3" to 1/2" reducer ) and into a 1/2 " pvc pipe which goes to a hole in the top of a 5 gallon bucket. Water nipples are attached into the bucket. The bucket is of course inside of the mobile coop. All self contained , gravity powered , filled by Nature every time it rains or mists and even with a heavy dew. The water bucket has never gone dry. If it overflows , I don't care. It just goes onto the ground. I did not even cement the joints together. I may need to take it apart someday. There is no water pressure to speak of so the joints do not leak. Even if they did I would not care that much. The chickens always have a drink available and I don't have to carry water to them. I give them feed in a similar way. A 4" length of pvc pipe with an elbow on the bottom. It is attached to the side of the coop with the bottom entering through a hole cut in the wire. It is not fully automatic as I have to refill it about once or twice a week. Which beats everyday.

@45Colleen1 4 года назад

The mobile chickshaw looks great. I love the automatic door. Thank you for sharing with us and God bless.

@donnadunlop 4 года назад

G'day all, that mobile chicken coop is slick.Enjoyed watching the finish to the coop and of course our animal fix. Learned a lot about gardening from you guys and marvel at the growth of your veggies in such a short time. Thanks for all the tips.

@newfization 4 года назад

Some N35 magnets will do the trick for the supports, be sure to buy extra, they're super handy. That's the nicest chicken tractor I've seen to date, that thing is awesome!

@dianetucker2711 4 года назад

Just a thought, but you could put a pool noodle on the pull bar of the new chicken shaw and it would make it easier on the hands and belly❣️ Love your videos, God bless you Lumnah family🥰

@misty4782 4 года назад

Magnet idea: wall mount knife magnets are quite strong. All you would need is a proper metal strip for it to latch onto. Just a thought. Also, perhaps running the cord from the door through some kind of pipe (metal or PVC) would protect it from the elements and maybe curious chickens? Blessings.

@stephenokeefe4558 4 года назад

If landscaping /maintenance is popular in the area there should be drop off points that collect all the trimmings and turn it into soil.You may be able to get some compost there.Possibly add in some offal from a local butcher.

@cekfraun 4 года назад

I enjoyed watching you build this "chick-shaw". It's quite ingenious! I wondered if it was your own design, but you cleared that up at the end, when you said it was a Joel Salatin design that you tweaked with a few of your own ideas. I just started learning about Joel and his farm recently through Mike the Fit Farmer's videos. You guys are all awesome!

@Zeke-yv3nw 4 года назад

On a sunny day a satellite from outerspace will be able to see that chick shaw! Looks great guys!

@dawnbiddle3157 4 года назад

neodymium (or rare earth) magnets are incredibly strong - I use little 5x1 mm dots that hold on earrings nicely through the thickness of my lobe! A half inch washer type would probably be strong enough, if you have to order online, and probably cope with all the bouncing around.