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Consdrss Coop 2009

consdrs
4 min read
3.88 star(s) 8 ratings
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Very nicely done! Adding a supplies + cost list would have been nice, but overall I think it’s beautiful!

Clarkechick's Chicken Coop

clarkechick
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3 min read
2.71 star(s) 7 ratings
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22,743
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Nice pictures!

I would have enjoyed more details on the build. Additionally, it looks to be kn the small side for the amount of hens.

Miss Tis Coop

The Driver
3 min read
3.67 star(s) 6 ratings
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Seems like a very good coop! I would have appreciated more build details/pictures though.

Cachickennewbees Chicken Coop

CAChickenNewbee
7 min read
3.63 star(s) 8 ratings
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6,979
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I really like this! Many pictures, good design, and plenty of ventilation. However, as others have stated, adding a bit more to the build details, and addressing the climate would be helpful.

My little sunshine coop

Happy hen lover
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4 min read
2.60 star(s) 5 ratings
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3,380
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Looks like it was updated, and much improved. I like the detail, however I would also enjoy seeing more pictures of the build.
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Yea that was an after thought. I wish I would've taken more pics during build.

We kind of winged it

Egger4me
2 min read
4.60 star(s) 5 ratings
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I love the detail and build pictures! Excellent article.
The one thing I’m curious about is the ladder style roost. Do they poop on each other?
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Nope it’s tilted just enough they miss each other.

Biele Coop Page 🥳

GoldpartridgeHen
1 min read
2.80 star(s) 5 ratings
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879
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Looks good! Can’t wait to see the updates/finished project.

Northern U.S. Duck Coop for Ducks

rjmyooper
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1 min read
2.40 star(s) 5 ratings
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1,307
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I feel the article could use more pictures and more writing explaining. I see there is a second page, so it seems like it’s a work in progress.
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LET YOUR CHICKENS FREE!

SiDaStuff
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2 min read
1.11 star(s) 9 ratings
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Idea is good, but this article needs MUCH more detail. Plus, not everyone is able to accomplish this, because of predators, neighbors, and many other things.
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Guide to Assisted Hatching for All Poultry

Pyxis
18 min read
4.96 star(s) 198 ratings
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246,624
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Very helpful. I tried to follow the directions, unfortunately the chick didn’t make it, but I just don’t think that one would have been able to.

Chicken Coop Ventilation - Go Out There And Cut More Holes In Your Coop!

patandchickens
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9 min read
4.97 star(s) 59 ratings
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Loved reading this. I should probably add a little more ventilation. I would right now, but it’s 10pm and I don’t think the chickens would approve.

Accessorizing Your Run- How to Make Your Run More Fun For Your Chickens

Bloveschickens
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5 min read
4.86 star(s) 99 ratings
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Good article with many ideas! I’m planning to try the apple trick tomorrow.
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Pippin's easy guide to silkie sexing

PippinTheChicken
3 min read
4.53 star(s) 15 ratings
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117,317
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Loved reading this! Very informative with pictures!
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How to raise a tame Coturnix Quail in 10 steps!

allygibbs73
5 min read
2.92 star(s) 13 ratings
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23,201
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I don't usually leave low ratings, but this seems unnecessarily cruel. While I get that there are good intentions, raising just one quail (or for that matter, any poultry type) is cruel. Also disposing of other eggs that are developing seems really, really inhumane, as you brought them into the world, then crush their lives, purposefully.

I'm assuming you weren't wanting the article to come across as that way, but it cruel.
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Candling Pics Progression Through Incubation Of Chicken Eggs

silkiechicken
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4 min read
4.98 star(s) 121 ratings
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Wow! Incredible article. I'm having a broody hen hatch chicks, and this article was incredibly informative! Thanks!

Common Mistakes Poultry Keepers Make (And How to Fix Them)

mymilliefleur
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7 min read
4.88 star(s) 50 ratings
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Loved reading this, a lot of things I wish I had done were on here. Especially (a) getting a good coop at the beginning/having one too small and (b) emergency first aid kit. I remember when Ponyo, my sisters Rhode Island Red, got really sick (she unfortunately passed) and the people on here were amazing and super helpful, but I didn't have the supplies on hand, including Nutri-Drench, aquarium tubing (for tube feeding her) and tons of other things. Had lots of good information, I liked the links attached, and the article was engaging.

Blue Raptor’s Coop 🐓

Blue Raptor
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5 min read
5.00 star(s) 5 ratings
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Beautiful coop! How many chickens do you have?

Clean the coop! (Day by day walk through)

Mutchi
1 min read
3.50 star(s) 2 ratings
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691
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Interesting, but I think pictures would be helpful, also it seemed to end abruptly. But otherwise I think its a great start!

THE MULLIGAN

DobieLover
42 min read
5.00 star(s) 93 ratings
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I loved reading all about this!
DobieLover
DobieLover
Glad you enjoyed it!

Difference between Easter Eggers and Ameraucanas! With Review. (Optional)

EmmaRainboe
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8 min read
4.90 star(s) 31 ratings
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86,014
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Thank you so much! I finally decided to read this, and wow! There’s a lot I didn’t know! I was tricked when I first got a chick, being told it was an Ameraucana (that’s how you spell it, right?) and now am sad that it’s truly an EE (though Yuki is still an amazing chicken)

I’ve know partially how to tell the difference, and it always bothers me when someone makes a mistake (even though it’s usually an honest mistake)

Also, I like to joke about Ameraucanas and Buff Orpingtons, but if that bothers you I can stop.

Anyway, thanks for writing this!
EmmaRainboe
EmmaRainboe
Nope. Doesn't bother me at all. It takes a lot to bother me, and joking about breeds most certainly does not. I joke about BOs too. ? And thanks!
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