Master - 2.75m * 1.82m * 0.92m

• Master Chicken Tractor (Coop w/o Wheels)
• Mobility arms lowered
• Mobility arms raised
• Roosting rails inside Master Chicken Coop

Double the size of our Standard, but more than twice the value!

When you have the space and you love your chickens it is hard to go past the Master. Bigger than any other chicken tractor in Australia (except the Jumbo, but thats ours as well) the Master Model is designed for added space or when really need half a dozen chooks. The Master provides your chickens with over 4.8 square metres of space in which to be themselves reducing stress and spreading their manure over a large area.

How many chickens can it hold? That depends on what you want to use it for. If it is just to be used as a night time pen, and the chickens will be outdoors the rest of the day, then there is plenty of roosting space for in excess of 20 chickens. If the chickens will be in the coop pretty much all of the time, then the most would be 2 birds per square metre or about 9 chickens. On the other hand, if you know that the birds will be in there for long periods of time, or you don't want to move the chicken tractor very often, then you may be looking at putting in 4 to 5 birds or around 1 bird per square metre. Used in this way the Master model really is the "Chicken Hilton"!

All Master models include roosting rails, a double size laying box, lift up lid, front access gate, and plenty of room

Dimensions

When assembled the Master model measures 2750mm (l) * 1820mm (w) * 920mm (h).

Options

The "Master Tractor" includes the wheels and trolley and is designed to be used as a Chicken Tractor. However we also have a number of customers who want to use the Master as a stationery chicken coop and therefore the "Master Coop" is also available. The Master Coop is exactly the same as the Master Tractor except that the Master Coop lacks wheels and a trolley.

Colour

Possibly the biggest decision you will need to make is colour. We can offer you three choices - Our most popular colour is Pale Eucalypt (Light Green), follwed by Cottage Green (Dark Green) and finally Classic Cream.

Foxmesh

To foxmesh, or not to foxmesh - that is the question. Please follow this link for a discussion on the merits or otherwise of foxmesh.

For prices, colour options and freight please go to our online shop.