Chicken Tractor on Uneven Ground

You may think that a chicken tractor won't work for you because your ground is not very flat or has a lot of holes. In this video, I'm showing you what we do to avoid escaping chickens and to keep them safe from predators getting into the chicken tractor when we have to set it on uneven ground.
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[@DeborahNiemann]

We’ve been doing this for almost 20 years. This is chicken tractor 4.0. Version 1.0 was too light. The second and third version were too heavy. It sounds like your problem is that your chicken tractor is too heavy, not that the ground is uneven.

[@drugmiasma]

How is this uneven ground strategy doing? I have ducks that are on uneven pasture. Our coop is darn heavy even with wheels.