Reviews by Debbie292d

A very informative article about BSF!

I would like to see links/credits to where you did research, as well as links to perhaps further reading should anyone wish to. Very good job!

This is good, but I think it's a good start.

The vast majority of new members want to learn where to find the info they came here in the first place for. It would be better to explain all of the Tabs at the top, starting with Forums. That's where most wind up looking for where they can post about their poultry. You could explain how there's a forum for almost every animal there is, plus other places in the Forums like the Emergencies / Diseases / Injuries and Cures, or Predators and Pests, etc.

After that, I'd point out Articles, mostly the Learning Center and Coops, which are the two most helpful things in BYC.

I think you're onto a great start, but it just seems like it's not geared to include brand-new members, as they aren't being shown what is most likely important to them to find.

Unless you wanted to make a "Starting Out in BYC" one, and an "Advanced BYC" one. What you have here would be for the Advanced one.

It's really good what you have going here, so if you choose to improve it with more stuff, let me know, and I'll change my rating.

Beautiful coop!

A materials list and measurements on the blueprint would help others build this.

Nice coop. Not a lot of build photos, but some explanation of how it was built.

Exterior nests usually don't work well in areas that have harsh winters unless you collect eggs every hour or utilize a heating method.

Good documentation via photos, but more explanation of what you were doing each stage to build it would help others.

Nice and simple, but needs a little more explanation of how you built it.

The automatic door is a nice addition and could be an article of its own.

Beautiful coop and nice design for chicks and chickens to both be able to live in it and have separate runs.

Good illustrations and pictures! Nice job!

Great journey from a kid's playhouse to a coop and run. Sorry about the predators but quickly covering open holes with hardware cloth prevented further losses. Lots of great pictures.

So creative and adaptive for tropical climate. Great photos and documenting how you reused the crates, twice. Very nice looking arrangement!

Excellent explanation and documentation of this build. Great photos too! Nice coop!

Nice coop! Good explanation of what was done. Not much for measurements of boards to help build the frame, so a blueprint and/or materials list would help. Great pictures!

Good job remodeling an old shed and making it functional for a coop!

I'd use 1/2" hardware cloth on the pen though as predators can get through what's on there.

A few more details would have been helpful as a lot of folks remodel sheds and ask how to go about it.

Good tips and ideas if considering building your own.

This one's better than your first! Excellent. I can relate to much of it having a blind pullet I rescued a few months ago. I got a couple new ideas from it too!

Good illustration and explanation. I might try it next coffee stain and see.

Note: Dident is spelled didn't. Good otherwise!

Good explanation of how to make this.

Not good for predators though so would upgrade to 1/2" hardware cloth.

Good idea!

If this is your Youtube, I'll change my rating as otherwise, it would be nice if you showed your own chicks drinking from it.

Nice coop and run! Realizing you didn't build it, there's not going to be any help here for anyone else wanting to try build it except for some great pictures.

I'm sure this is nice but not enough pictures to show it all nor any explanation of how to build it. The double runs is a neat idea so they can have grass.

Beautiful coop!

No build details, materials list, or anything helpful for someone wanting to build this or similar.