Articles by Jenski
Jenski's Suburban Coops - Coop One
Our first coop was built to house four standard (large fowl) laying hens. It was built next to our patio in what was once an herb garden.
The run is roughly 9' x 7.5', and the elevated coop is 5' x 4'.
The coop was painted to match the house and other...
Jenski's Available Birds and Hatching Eggs
January 2011:
I may have a very limited number of hatching eggs from my blue/black/splash bantam Ameraucanas.
Breeding trio at four months of age, September 2010
The young (2010) roo is a gorgeous dark blue with very fine lacing, and was hatched...
Jenski's Suburban "Farm"
Welcome to my BYC page! I live in Middle Tennessee and raise bantam and standard size chickens in my suburban yard. I also grow vegetables and herbs, grapes and berries, and do anything else I can squeeze into my little plot of land.
I have been keeping chickens...
The Suburban Banty Playhouse
Our second coop came in the form of an old children's playhouse. We had it placed where I had planted an herb garden (which had been moved for the first coop!). We insulated the ceilings and walls, installed vinyl flooring on the aging porch, and enclosed the...
Suburban Bachelor Condo
Bantam bachelor condo made to stand beneath a tinted polycarbonate pen roof. The bachelor pad has vinyl floors, heated interior ceiling and a breezy sun porch! The sheltered area beneath has a vinyl floor and rear access doors.
In early Fall 2010 we found we needed...
Golden Neck Belgian d'Uccles
I created this page to assist d'Uccle breeders, since there is so little information about these wonderful birds online. More information will be posted over time.
The golden neck color standard may be found here...
Butterscotch Belgian Booted Bantams
A work in progress . . .
This page was created to assist backyard breeders of Belgian d'Uccles and Booted Bantams. The Booted Bantam is older than the d'Uccle, and probably helped make up the younger d'Uccle breed. A history of the two breeds may be found...
Suburban Mini Coop
Our third coop is a "mini coop" designed for quarantine, raising chicks, and any other needs that have since sprung up. It was originally designed to be broken down and moved by one or two people.
It is made of pine bead board, with a layer of foil-backed foam insulation on...