Very creative and functional. Good information in the article and between that and the video you get a good idea of how to try this on your own. I wish the majority of the photos were larger. Even on a large desktop PC display they're small. Other than that, nice article!
Informative article. There are a number of repetitions early on that could be streamlined a bit. Also the section on shredded leaves has some conflicting discussion about storage being both dry and moist at the same time. Overall the content is very informative. With a little streamlining and some attention in the leaves section this is great.
This is a good place to start. A backup chicken tender and a checklist to mske their lives easier is always a plus, and gives the keeper peace of mind in case they have an emergency and cannot tend their flock for a period of time.
Well designed and constructed coop which flows with the space. Lots of progress pics and great descriptions. The inclusion of plans would knock this out of the park.
The photos of this completed coop look great. The article could use a lot more detail, however. Dimensions, interior shots, and photos of the build's progress would go a long way here. Bonus points for coop plans. It's clear a lot of care went into this build and the new inhabitants will enjoy it for sure.
A well designed build that flows well into the space surrounding it. Lots of detailed photos and explanations make this an informative read. Well done.
This is a good looking small coop design. With the dimensions mentioned in the article it would house 3-4 birds (about 37 sq feet incl. space under the coop). I would have liked to see more photos of the construction process, however. Perhaps in a future update?
Great way to upcycle an old swingset, and for 130 bucks you did a great job of building a secure coop. The progress and completed photos are nice. Would like to see the interior shots and maybe a sketch of the plans, but those are "nice to have" bits. Well done!
Great Build! Lots of detailed photos and a sketch of the floor plan helps if another member wants to try and build something similar.I like the idea of using the feed bags as a makeshift moisture barrier, that's a creative and practical way to recycle them. I would have liked to read some more about the materials and budget, and have some more detailed descriptions with the photos, but it does not hurt the article overall.
