Reviews by mrs_organized_chaos

love all the pictures and material list. A little bit of explanation for each picture would be great.

but we need to see how this $40 coop came to be. What plans/design did you use? Pictures of it in process would be nice visuals as well.

Love the chicken tractor. The pictures and explanations were helpful for anyone what would like to mimic the tractor.

Would love to see how the coop was built. Also the cost of materials would be helpful

Love how you modified an old shed into a coop and run. The pictures and details were very helpful!

likethe design and all the pictures of it in progress. It really helps to replicate the build or modify as needed. Does it move easily?

The pictures and details are helpful and much appreciated.

From the few pictures added, this looks like it will be a great coop. It would be nice to see in progress pictures, plans/design, materials used, etc. Many members looks through the coop articles for inspiration and the details would be helpful.

I like how pictures are complete with updates, the materials list with your costs was also a nice touch.

Can not wait to see how the coop will look once it has been complete, especially after the care that was taken to build the run.

Would love to see in process pictures as well as the plan/design used. A list of materials would be helpful for anyone who would like to copy this coop. It turned out really nice.

Thank you for the in progress pictures and the step by step of your build. Including the challenges and what you would have changed were helpful as well.

i love that you shared your humble coop. It would have been great to see in progress pics for others who are looking for a humble coop of their own.

this is one way to predator proof and weather proof your coop!

The plan/design for the coop would be helpful as well as the list of materials used to build it.

I think the run was pretty straight forward, but the title of the article was part 2 for the run. It would be helpful to have the link to part 1 for the coop.

I read the article twice but I am still unsure what the coop was before the revamp. It would also be nice to know where the plan/design came from and materials used.

The coop is very nice. Would love to see in progress pics, plans/designs , and the materials used for the build. Those details would help others replicate this coop.

I am impressed with all the details in this article. The in process pictures, detailed plans, and explaination of why you built it the way you did were helpful and informative.

Reviews by mrs_organized_chaos

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Recycled Lift into a Chicken Coop and Run

8x12 Chicken Coop for under $1000

My $40 Coop

a Gated Community on Wheels

Coop in the burbs.

Repurposed Garden Shed to Quaint Coop

Matt's mobile chicken tractor.

BobDBirdDogs Coop

Eggeby (for My girls)

Recycled and Reclaimed

The Hen Den

My first real coop

One Woman, One Saw, One Week

Humble Henhouse

Totally Unique coop for a unique situation

Rooftop Garden Coop

Pole Barn Coop (Part Two: The Run)

Quick they're getting too big for the house

Two piece tractor

Open Air Coop With Reclaimed Wood

Reviews by mrs_organized_chaos

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