Reviews by BantyChooks

Top quality article! Well formatted, uses original photos and graphics, and draws from both general knowledge and personal experience. Great job.

Nice write up, short but succinct and I appreciate the personal experience and the update page included.

More of an opinion piece, which isn’t necessarily bad except it’s implied to be authoritative. If the article went into more detail on the instructions provided, it would help with this. That would also help with some of the questions it brings up but doesn’t answer, as already stated in the reviews. Good start.

Feels rather unfocused which leads to insufficient detail despite the (impressive) article length. However, your formatting is splendid, easy to read, and even has photo credits!
Casportpony already mentioned a few concerns about the accuracy of some of the information so I won’t repeat them. Overall nice work and with some tweaks - maybe even turning it into a multi-page article if you want to keep the scope - it could be even better.

Important subject to address and I love that the photos have overlaid text as opposed to descriptive captions - much easier to follow. Could use a little more detail to make it stand alone a little better, but as a supplementary article, it’s great.

Nice! Very helpful for new quail owners or those that haven’t tried all these solutions yet. Thorough documentation.

Interesting, it's good to have information for people in other countries! Thank you for writing this.

Needs more detail - as it is, it's quite short and I think it would be worth going into more detail on causes of anemia. I like your formatting (and that you gave a citation for your photo.)

Not sure I'd recommend dumping any of these products on the ground.

Needs a little more detail but an enjoyable read with cute pictures.

Wow, great article! I appreciate the detail and photos. Looks like you've taken great care of your sweet girl.

Your gallery link is broken, sadly, would love to see more though as the design looks interesting.

Great plans, hoping to someday see an update with photos and a how-to!

Looks like a very well ventilated coop for daytime use, and good photos, but chicken wire is not secure against any sort of predators and I would highly recommend that anyone else use hardware cloth instead.