Reviews by azurbanclucker

A solid article about the LG. It could use some grammatical corrections as well as more photos, including images of it in action and some photos of your successful hatches.

Well written piece with a lot of useful information.

Keep the updates coming. If you include build pics, materials lists, and maybe some measurements as you go it'll be a superstar finished article.

I'm intrigued by the concept of building a tractor into a wagon. We would love to see this article updated with a bunch more pics of the tractor/coop. Build images and perhaps a parts list or drawings people could use as a reference to build their own would also be great. If you can update it, it'll be a 4 of 5 star article.

This article could use an update on "where it's at now" with some discussion about how thing shave changed since it was originally written.

This article couuld use a refresher with updated photos of the completed build. There's some great stuff here, but it stops halfway through.

Great looking coop, with lots of detail and dimensional sketches. Hope the hand's all better by now.

good photos, but there's no discussion about materials, no drawings, and no costs associated with constructing what looks like a solid design for a larger tractor.

This article could be improved with some discussion of the dimensions of the coop as well as more photos from different angles.

Informative discussion on additional benefits of keeping a backyard flock. The inclusion of other links for a deeper dive into the topics is also a great way to encourage folks to learn more.

Great information about how to do this correctly.

Great article that covers all the bases. I would have liked to see some mention of ceramic heat emitters with the heat lamps, as well as an example photo or what a brooder plate looks like for people who may not have seen or heard of them before. All in all, excellent and informative piece.

Interesting article about a subject I hadn't considered.

Great article with helpful tips and clear suggestions and instructions. And of course, great doggo pics.

Informative article.

Nice tips here about recycling materials. Might want to add a blurb about making sure when you're out gathering your materials that you get permission before you take them, especially when talking construction sites. Contractors have no sense of humor when it comes to people helping themselves to the scrap piles without permission.

Nice way to repurpose an existing structure.

This is a nice little creative coop. I wish the photos were a bit larger though.

Great start on this project. Some more detailed interior photos and perhaps a parts list and floor plan drawings if possible would really help others who might want to try this out.

Great article.

Reviews by azurbanclucker

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