Alumi-Coop chicken tractors & mobile chicken coops
Choose your coop with Walker Supply Company in Hueytown, Alabama. Compare Alumi-Coop models, talk through your flock’s needs, and plan the feed, water and daily routine that go with your housing. Start with your birds and your property, then choose the package that fits.
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Plan your flock and homestead with Walker Supply
Find your Alumi-Coop
Explore the existing model pages below. Before ordering, ask us to confirm the exact model and package, included equipment, current price, availability and timing. Send your city and ZIP code so pickup or transport options and their costs can be checked for your location.
Buy the housing as part of a flock plan
A useful buying conversation starts with more than a footprint. Tell us whether you raise layers, broilers or another species, the birds’ ages and numbers, and how you intend to use the coop. Bring measurements for gates, paths and storage areas. Explain who will move it and describe slopes, uneven ground and the route to water.
Use those details to compare door access, working height, feeder and waterer placement, and the components included in each quote. Ask for a written package list so you can compare equivalent configurations.
Pastured poultry needs movement and management
APPPA describes pastured poultry as a system built around birds living on pasture and moving through it. Owning a mobile house is only one part of that system. Make room in your plan for fresh ground, pasture recovery and a repeatable care routine. Read APPPA’s explanation of pasture-raised poultry.
University of Wisconsin Extension describes chicken tractors as movable growing pens commonly used for broilers, often moved once or twice daily. The same publication identifies mobility, durability, chore access and protection as design considerations. Use the needs of your actual flock and site to decide what works. Explore Extension’s pastured-poultry systems guide.
Plan the feed and water alongside the coop
Pasture does not replace a balanced feeding program. Oregon State Extension explains that poultry need prepared feed throughout the year even when they forage. Choose a ration appropriate for the species and life stage, and plan convenient feed and water access before moving birds outdoors. Read Oregon State’s feeding guidance.
Browse Walker Supply’s poultry and equipment departments or bring a feed tag and your flock details to the store. A complete feed and a supplement serve different purposes; compare the product’s directions with what you intend to feed.
Coops, homesteads & greenhouse projects
Planning chickens and a garden on the same property? List the jobs separately: sheltering birds, moving a flock, starting plants, and managing growing space. Walker’s catalog includes Alumi-Gardens greenhouse listings as well as Alumi-Coop housing. Ask about the exact greenhouse unit or model-specific accessory you are considering. A greenhouse listing and a coop package should each have their own confirmed equipment list.
Questions to answer before ordering
How many birds will fit?
Bring bird type, age, mature size and intended use to the comparison. Ask which capacity figure applies to your exact model and management system. Include the space occupied by equipment when reviewing the layout.
Can I get a delivered price?
Contact Walker Supply with the model, configuration, city, ZIP code and site-access details. Ask for a quote that identifies the equipment and transport charges separately, with timing confirmed before you order.
What should I send Walker Supply?
Send your bird count and species, intended use, property or gate constraints, the models you are comparing and your destination. Photos of your intended route can help you explain the site.
Ready to compare? Call Walker Supply: 205-855-0728 or Contact Walker Supply. Visit 25 Commerce Avenue, Suite 107, Hueytown, AL 35023.
