Reviews by Debbie292d

Great idea! Cute little coop. No instructions for how it was built though.

Beautiful coop and remodeling job. Awesome pictures too! Just not much in the way of explanation of how to build it though.

Nice drawings and good start, but never finished it.

Very good explanation of how to deal with flystrike. Hopefully most of us never have to, but good to know what to do about it if it happens.

Might I suggest you correct the spelling of assess. Not asses.

It's in a few different places.

Great pictures demonstrating how to safely cut feathers on a wing. This is the same method I had been taught to do for my macaw parrot's wings. Only one wing each. This can seem a difficult task to do for a bird's safety but this article makes it clear and simple.

Someone was recently asking about help for preparing for a show. I will be pleased to share this with them. Great article!

There is no coop here. Nice run though but just pictures, no details about how to build it.

It's just showing us a coop kit you sell. It's very nice, but this would need building instructions, blueprint or diagram, materials list, etc. so someone who liked it could build it.

Very nice looking coop and run. It seems rather small but as long as chicken math doesn't get you, then you're fine.

This is an awesome repurposing of a child's playhouse. Really nice coop it turns out to make!

Such a cute coop! In order to build one like it, some explanation of how-to is needed. Also, we don't get to see the inside of it.

Sad this coop never got finished. It looks like it was a great start!

It sounds like it was a very inexpensive coop and was interesting how you started explaining about ripping pallets apart, but then it would be helpful to see how this was built. A few more pictures explaining how you built it would be nice too.

It's a cute idea to let 3 to 11-year-olds build a coop, but it shows. It's not finished either, as you're asking for suggestions for a door, windows, and roost. Second-story nests aren't a good idea, as up there is where venting would need to be.

No directions on how you built it and it appears it's a kit you're selling?

I agree it's too small for your chickens, but that said, this explains a lot how you made it and good use of repurposed items, but I think it would be so much easier to read if you could organize it better. It's just hard to keep up with what you're doing.