Reviews by alexa009

This article is very helpful about raising baby chicks! It provides all of the information you would ever want to know.

Great article naming all of the sources where you can purchase chickens. A hatchery would be my first choice, Craigslist or your local feed store don't exactly tell you what breed or quality you are always getting. Anyway, it's a very interesting and informative article and I enjoyed reading it!

Love this article! I also had no idea that wry neck could be caused by constant pecking of the head. Anyway, I really enjoyed reading it!

Love this coop! The dimensions are wide and is looks suitable for a large flock! I love the structure and the whole plan of how to build it!

A suitable coop for about 3-4 birds, also planted on a good even surface to prevent flooding.

This is a fabulous, heavy built, sturdy coop! The dimensions are extra long and wide and there was pictures along with it to give an idea to show others how to build one has described!

Brooder is nice and sturdy built for little chicks! I would only keep them in there for up to 4-5 weeks though. It is a really nice insulated brooder! Would be great at conserving heat! This would probably also make a fabulous incubator with only a couple more essentials!

Very beautiful, fancy coop and heavy built! Not to mention it looks well insulated! I don't think the windows were a great idea though, I would just prefer screen or wire.

This is a great coop for the chickens when you live in a desert like Arizona! Especially since the pen roof prevents rain, snow and gives shade without the chickens having to go in their coop for it. Love the setup! I would surely spend a day in there as if I were on a field trip!

A beautiful and heavy built outstanding coop, but doesn't give or show a demonstration how to build or get it started. Or if the owner even built it at all.

Love this coop! Has an excellent structure and the dimensions are wide. This would definitely make an excellent choice if you wanted a heavy built insulated coop for your flock!

This is a great setup and not to mention fancy for the birds! The sand/dust was a great idea also!

This is a very interesting article to read and helps you choose what feed is best for a laying flock! Protein and calcium are the main importance of this matter to me. Thank you Kikisgirls!