Reviews by Lacy Duckwing

Interesting read and study on this question.

Very interesting coop idea! I wish there was more details on the construction and the building process.

Needs more pictures of the process and details on what was done. Article did include some measurements and what the author would have done differently. Cute coops.

Well written article. Article immediately captures attention with its witty writing, making it easier to read (and remember). Great pointers concerning the predators, as well as links for further study. All around good article.

Educational article! It's quite interesting the history of chickens and this article captured a lot of that. Well-written and good photos, plus the author included links for further study.

Lots of great pictures of the process and nice write-up. There was also good links to some of the products used. Beautiful coop!

Simple and easy build. Good pictures of the process as well.

Great pictures of the process. Adding a write-up of what's being done in each of the pictures would benefit this article.

Beautiful coop. Would love to see how to build it along with more details of the process.

Detailed article on the basics of getting started with chicks. Article had lots of good pictures and a few helpful links for further research.

Very informative article. I used to keep guinea fowl with all the birds listed here, as well as geese. One of the things I noticed with mine is they helped keep the peace between my diverse flocks and would alert us if somebody wasn't getting along.

Interesting idea, but the article needs more details like space between the cardboard walls for average chicks of this variety (quail, standard chicken chick, bantam, etc.) and how to build\design it. Even including a success story of a particular chick healing through this method with pictures of its progress would help this article. Also, details on how exactly it works and how it actually helps the chicks heal would be helpful.
Again, interesting idea. I'd love to know more on it.

Very clear on the measurements and had a nice blueprint. Good pictures of the process too. Very cute coop and run!

Very detailed and informational article. The steps on quarantine were especially helpful.

I would like to add: If testing for Marek's, there should be more than one test on more than one chicken as false negatives can happen. On the exposed pullet, a second test done by another vet or company should be done to ensure that she didn't have a false negative.

Helpful article with great pointers on keeping your chickens entertained!

Nice walk around of the coop with lots of pictures. Details on the building process would be helpful for those looking to copy the design.

Beautiful coop! And great blueprints! They look easy to go by! I might want to use your plan to build my next coop with.

Interesting article and well written. I've never done clickers, but I have taught my hens tricks with treats alone.

Some links added to the bottom of this article would be helpful to help others further their research on this topic.

Nice walk around of the chicken run set up. Very cute.

Very nice coop. I love how the run is lit up like a dance hall. Article could benefit from details on how it was constructed and the process.

Reviews by Lacy Duckwing

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Reviews by Lacy Duckwing

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