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Transporting Chickens In A Dog Crate. Whether you are traveling across town to a chicken swap, across the state to attend a poultry show, or clear. The easiest (and preferred) way to contain a flock of chickens during a move is in wire dog crates. Here is how to transport any amount of chickens, from 5, 10, 20, 50, up to 100+, highlighting the most important actions at every stage. You could also consider using a metal dog crate that is big enough for your hens to stand up in, move around and be quite comfortable. But for longer journeys, wire dog crates (or rabbit cages) are a great, inexpensive mode of transport. I’ve used a portable dog kennel, or crate, to transport or even isolate a sick chicken. Smallish crates or cages are best for transporting chickens. Depending on the size of your flock there are a few different ways you could transport your chickens. They give your chickens much more space to. You don't want them to be crammed in, but you do want them contained and unable to. I had a rooster with an infected comb that the.

Smallish crates or cages are best for transporting chickens. Here is how to transport any amount of chickens, from 5, 10, 20, 50, up to 100+, highlighting the most important actions at every stage. I had a rooster with an infected comb that the. Whether you are traveling across town to a chicken swap, across the state to attend a poultry show, or clear. You don't want them to be crammed in, but you do want them contained and unable to. The easiest (and preferred) way to contain a flock of chickens during a move is in wire dog crates. They give your chickens much more space to. Depending on the size of your flock there are a few different ways you could transport your chickens. But for longer journeys, wire dog crates (or rabbit cages) are a great, inexpensive mode of transport. I’ve used a portable dog kennel, or crate, to transport or even isolate a sick chicken.

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Transporting Chickens In A Dog Crate You could also consider using a metal dog crate that is big enough for your hens to stand up in, move around and be quite comfortable. You could also consider using a metal dog crate that is big enough for your hens to stand up in, move around and be quite comfortable. Here is how to transport any amount of chickens, from 5, 10, 20, 50, up to 100+, highlighting the most important actions at every stage. You don't want them to be crammed in, but you do want them contained and unable to. Whether you are traveling across town to a chicken swap, across the state to attend a poultry show, or clear. I had a rooster with an infected comb that the. Smallish crates or cages are best for transporting chickens. Depending on the size of your flock there are a few different ways you could transport your chickens. But for longer journeys, wire dog crates (or rabbit cages) are a great, inexpensive mode of transport. They give your chickens much more space to. I’ve used a portable dog kennel, or crate, to transport or even isolate a sick chicken. The easiest (and preferred) way to contain a flock of chickens during a move is in wire dog crates.