Reviews by NorthwoodsChick

Great article. Referenced well.

great information

Excellent though provoking article. A long time ago, 90s I think, I read that the facial features of babies, human and otherwise, stimulated parts of the brain leading to bonding; likely oxytocin. Who doesn't look at a tiny baby and think its precious whether human, canine or fowl?

Great tips for raising chickens. The links are especially helpful.

Excellent article explaining high tech to build Bator2020. STEM-strong!

Very good practical idea for an emergency heat source.

very well done.

Some good information. USDA link is appreciated.
Great that author discussed debeaking as part of unethical practice.
Higher star rating is possible with details on space requiements per bird and better references to claims.

great start. How about an update?

Good story, nice repurposed structure suitable for urban setting with bantams.

Great job with the mobile coop. Article describes the build well.

Not an article. More of a post about prefab coop. The coop and run do look nice. Would be great to have an update as to how it faired since it’s inaugural debut in 2014.

Nice repurposing of material.

Nice concept. Pictures of the inside would enhance the article

Not an article but it’s on the list to rate as one, hence low stars. I am willing to revise rating if/when details on process is added.
Aesthetically it looks quite nice.

Once in a while there comes along a truly remarkable story showing human compassion for animal welfare to such a degree that it touches ones soul. Matilda’s story is such a story. The article initially began like a case study on frostbite, but the author managed to, very effectively, marry medical management of a serious injury with the art of nursing an old friend back to health. I am moved.

This article reminds me of the book, A dogs purpose by W. Bruce Cameron.
Bravo!!

Fantastic article and a great coop.

nice quick reference. great pictures

Great examples for extra protein treats and why it’s needed. Another choice is canned tuna and canned cat food. Its highly important to keep in mind that anything beyond a balanced commercial diet is a treat and should be limited as to not exceed 10% of daily ration per bird to prevent obesity and ill health.

Great article. informative and entertaining.

Reviews by NorthwoodsChick

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Dealing with Common Chicken Issues

Will Chickens Lay Eggs in A Dirty Coop?

Oxytocin as a bonding agent between us and our chickens

Top Tips for Raising Chickens

Bator2020

Emergency Chick Brooder for Power Outages

An Experiment in Chick Sexing Methods

The Best Way to Raise Organic Meat Chickens

Making my first coop.

Coop Crazy

Blakley Bird Bungalow

The Just Getting Started Coop

deer blind /chicken coop

COOP/RUN/GARDEN/COMPOST SYSTEM

Key West Lizz

Frostbite: What to Know About Injury, Care and Recovery

Hot Climate Chicken Housing and Care

Black Spots on a Chicken Comb

Important High-Protein Foods for Chickens During Molting

A basic Q&A Turkey Primer

Reviews by NorthwoodsChick

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