Reviews by Debbie292d

I buy eggs, in fact, you have one of my hatching egg sources on there, Indigo Egg. I may use this list sometime when I'm looking at getting some different variety, pretty handy!

I just was searching for a great article to share with someone who suddenly has to care for a chick. I chose this one to share as it's so complete and has everything a new chick owner needs!! Excellent!

It's very cute but as with prebuilts, they never hold as many chickens as they say they will. That run for one thing is way too small for even one chicken. If you remodeled this, it would be nice to see.

Very ingenious to use an old swing set but some info on how you did it would be helpful. It doesn't seem like it would survive the elements though.

This is cute and a neat little DYI coop and run. A bit more info on what you bought, repurposed, and how you incorporated into building this would be handy.

A hard lesson to learn. Sorry about Spot. I like the colorful henhouse but there's not much info on how you incorporated what you got at HFH.

You have some great pictures but this isn't completed.

Great article and some super good links!!

Good article.

There are a couple of other ideas you could add in there like electrified.

Great article!

We opted for a saddle for one hen that for some reason has finer feathers than the others.

I never heard of using pine tar. I'm going to remember that as how handy if you have pine trees in your yard.

Informational update. Love the links too. Great pictures!

Excellent article. I didn't know no snake chases us. We don't have many here so I didn't realize a lot.

Someday you could update this with photos of various other types of snakes if you can find some royalty-free/non-copywritten ones.

A must-read for anyone with crop issues!

It looks pretty neat but more explanation of how you built this would help, as well as photos of the finished product and how your chickens like it.

Unfinished. Needs photos of the finished coop as well as of the inside.

Needs photos of all four sides and the inside. There are just two pictures of the front of it. Some explanation of how you built this would help someone else build it if they wanted one too.