Well thought out, well written and extremely informative. THIS is the way to build ... both a coop and an article. Nicely done!
Reviews by MROO
MiaS
Thanks very much. My passion in life is to create so both projects and writing fill that need :) Glad you enjoyed my article.
Shadrach
Thank you for reading the article.
Kuntry Klucker
Aww... thank you so much. You are too kind, I am so glad that you enjoyed the article. It is my pleasure to bring joy to others through my backyard chickens.
pecker426
Thanks you for taking the time to look at it and comment I currently have 6 OEG bantam chicks in it is ideal. Thanks again
'Murican chicken-er
And All God's Chicken People Said -- "AMEN"
This is a really nice coop - and the pictures are good ... but with the title, I was expecting an awesome meringue recipe! 
cShTiEcVkEeNn
Thank for looking. i too worry about areal predators; however, everything I've read leads me to believe that an aerial strike is very unlikely because of how close together the fences are. Hawks are afraid of getting caught between the fence and there isn't enough room for them to swoop on and strike. If you have or do read anything different please let me know.
I had initially thought of putting an aviary net in the center and attaching it to the fence line. But after looking into i decided to wait until it becomes necessary because of the amount of overhead trees and the leaves they drop and the fact that too me, it being open is much more asthetically pleasing.
I had initially thought of putting an aviary net in the center and attaching it to the fence line. But after looking into i decided to wait until it becomes necessary because of the amount of overhead trees and the leaves they drop and the fact that too me, it being open is much more asthetically pleasing.
GwynniesHennies
I absolutely love every single one :D I am working on obtaining at least one pair of every Orpington color :)