Egg Cart'n

W Trail West Rd 9815, 67566, Partridge, United States
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Based on 20 Reviews

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About Egg Cart'n

We build portable #chicken coops that are among the longest-lasting chicken tractors in the United States.

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Jeff
GB

Quality product Excellent quality. Needed to shorten corner brackets to attach to a-frame structure.

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customer
GB

Very well made Very well made, easy to put together, well worth the price.

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Emma Waterhouse
GB

Quick shipping Quick shipping. Installed the system on a very large chicken tractor, and it worked like a charm.

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Ron
GB

I have six of their moveable chicken coops I was going to make my own chicken tractor, but when I saw the design and quality of the Egg Cart'n, I knew that I could not build a better quality moveable chicken coop for less money. I now own six of them! I knew that if my coop was not easily moveable, I would seldom move it. I often move mine more than once a day. I live in Washington State, and we had trouble with the delivery company for one of the deliveries. Quail Manufacturing dealt with the issues professionally and promptly. They left me completely satisfied, and I heard they are no longer using that delivery company. Also, in WA, we have eagles, bobcat, coyotes, and raccoons that like chicken dinner, these coops are safe and secure from predators. Like their coops? I have six and am thinking of buying another one.

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Janet
GB

Very Pleased with my Egg Cart’n Coop I’ve owned this chicken coop several years now. It’s held up well. There are several features I like. Having two levels and option to put ramp up or down has been great. One year I used the bottom to separate birds when raising chicks, this year I closed off access to the bottom at night due to predators tunneling under. With the ramp up the chickens were safe. The wheels are great. I mostly use this to change coop location two times per year, wheeling it close to the house in the winter for more sun. In the Spring I wheel it down to a cooler spot leaving a nice layer of manure and straw to turn into the garden. Being able to open the coop up with those two big doors is also nice with easy access to cleaning, etc.

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