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Great work

What a rig!!! What's that worth?

what's the price for the roadworthy model? what's its empty weight?

I've been subd to your channel for a while now, and watched most of your vid. I really like and appreciate your consistent dedication to innovation for pastured layers, and I'm truly grateful for everything you have shared and the products you offer. That being said, I have one lingering question ... height of roost vs height of nest. Seems chickens closest cousins nest below and roost above, e.g. turkey, quail, grouse, jungle fowl, pheasant .... well, I'm not an expert in any of these species, and I could be wrong, but seems most if not all of them nest below and roost above, whereas your designs are opposite. You have clearly put a lot of thought and time and innovation in your designs, and seem confident in the nest above roost below model, so my question, if you don't mind, is how you came to be so confident with this configuration? Thank you, I always look forward to your videos🙏

Great Clip, thanks Daniel

the cheap one fill from the out side also

Number five is it electric or is it solar powered electric?

$700 fccking for an incubator? Lmao. Thats about the same price as a used car. Wtf. Ill stick to an $60 incubator and hatch 20 chicks.

Better explain how to catch a ranch man like the first one on this video!

Dang, I did the dollar conversion and here in the states it's $315 for the incubator and in Australia it's $432. (Currently $649 Australian dollar.) I'm really excited to get my Real24 tomorrow so I can start hatching eggs.

Dreamy🤩

Ik it's a chance but how long did thous 130 chicken eat the Grass bc I'm putting my chicken a chicken tractor but want an idea how long does it take to get to that point bc then ik when I need to move the tractor

Um I've got quite a few birds and one house they have a run of about an Acker, the coops is covered in straw every 2 months, then taken out for composting, new straw is layed about a foot deep... Compost is a bonus for any gardens you have and better then an fertilizer you can buy, We use or run space half at a time, we water and the grass is fine, this is lazy leaving the floor as it is, and grass areas should be rested as you said, this mobile coop is a dead set waist of money... If you actually take notice of your birds and we have ducks chickens an Ginni Foul... No PARASITES no LICE nothing all lay every day... Dyatinasous earth will stop all of these from getting hold in yr coop .. as far as grass goes is you make a dust bath for them buy making a pile of dust Equally we feed them scrambled eggs with chilli in it NO parasites..... We can let our out and call them in train yr birds to a bell or a small bucket with feed shake it they will figure out the bucket has food and if you do it Daily at same time they will be easy as to manage... The wire is far to big get snake wire a 100mt roll about 300 bucks, no snakes....

Hello Daniel, this is the new 2024 Chicken Caravan 450 model, at the time when the chickens enter the caravan and the doors close, but before the chickens go to sleep. Before night falls, aren't there waterers in the caravan for the chickens to drink water from and feeders for them to feed?

What have been the changes compared to previous 450?

Where do you put the water and 10 doz a day is there enough room to load?

What do you do if there is no water tap near bye?

Do you accept bitcoin for payment?

Hello Daniel O'Brien. There is something I have always wondered about. In your country, according to official regulations, how many broiler chickens can you accommodate in 1 square meter area in chicken caravans? Again, in your country, according to official regulations, how many laying hens can you accommodate in 1 meter area in chicken caravans? Could you please answer these questions? Your answers will make me very happy. From Türkiye, I send my love, respect and greetings to you and all Chicken Caravan employees. Hope you have a nice day.

Good work

Hi, how are you? I like chicken farming. how do I communicate with you directly for more learning?

How deep do you do the grounding post

that's Awsome., i would love to sell a lot of them for you!

Would love a deeper dive into how to build skids

Have an old caravan 18ft. How many chickens in this is good for you think?

I have often wondered why I’ve never lost a chicken to a wedge tail despite seeing them all the time. My yard is only 25m x 5m, fenced on 3 sides, the house being the 4th ‘fence’. There are a couple of trees in the corners and raised bed gardens. I’ve had my pic taken with a wedgie on my arm, they are massive up close (and a little terrifying 😅). I’d come to the conclusion that it wouldn’t have the room it needs to take off again so the real question was are they smart enough to know this though? It would seem the answer is a definite yes. Follow old mates advice here

Are there any pastured egg farms that have cable connected coops . That travel from 1 side of the farm & back again, to combat Predators ⁉️

Bundaberg

I had all these same side effects with my Caravan 30. They then impacted the people I shared eggs with…

Hi there when are you going to deliver in the UK

does this fence keep snakes away

I want to know more about it

Am in uganda how can i order for one of 200 egs

Sir please do the pigs eat the sunflower leaves?

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I just got into chicken breeding and plan to mostly just sell chicks that I hatch. This is so informative and helpful. Thank you!

This is just raising in a cage with extra steps.

I have never seen such a big bird. incredible

I got a chicken Hiace.. it's not quite a caravan but it's getting decked out overtime. The chookmobile on our clucking adventures

Whats up with the yellow box on the front? It's got its own plug.

Love it! Oh how things have progressed! Well done

Bana grass (it's pronounced bar-nuh as in banana, not "banner") is a fabulous fast-growing fodder crop. It's a hybrid and doesn't flower, only reproducing from cuttings. It grows a metre per month! It gets so tall that it falls over, then the stalks all sprout too. Roots go up to 5m deep, so really good in drought. It was planted on roadsides as windbreak all over the Northern Rivers (Tweed) district when I moved here 50 years ago but is nearly all gone because of development. Very easy to clear with glyphosate where it's not wanted.

I don’t see you have fences around. Do you have predators such as raccoon, or hawk ?