The Grand Tour
This is my favorite type of cage.  It is considered a chicken tractor, but it is really just a bottomless cage.  I have made 4 of these cages now, each one a little bit different than the other.  This cage is covered with 1/2" by1/2" hardware cloth.  The overall cage length is 6' long, 3' tall, and 3' wide.  As you can see, there is a divider in the middle which forms two 3'x3' compartments.  The top is made of 1" mesh chicken wire.  When the weather forcast calls for rain, I have a canvas tarp that a friend gave me over the top of the cage.  Also, the cage is put up under a tree which gives it shade all day.  This bottomless cage works very well for trios of bantams and pairs of standard sized chickens.  In the picture above I have housed a trio of old english creles in the left compartment, and a pair of my personal favorite chickens in the right compartment.  Those 2 chickens in the right compartment are also the same chickens as the ones pictured on the home page.
This cage is exactly like the one pictured above, only this cage has 2" X 4" wire on it.  This is better for growing chickens that are big enough that they can't go through the wire and also for trios or quads of standard sized chickens.  This cage also has a wire top on it.  Therefore, when it rains, I have one of those canvas tarps that I put over the top of it.
Another picture of the cage above.
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