Reviews by tjo804

great article and the pictures are very helpful
Thank you for sharing

Great use of space.
Why did you change from sand?

Thanks for sharing your coop and ladies.

i love my roosters. I am sure I have too many right now, but we all have our favorites.

We even have a roo that when my Grandaughter visits, she fetches him from the coop, puts him in a chicken diaper and brings him in the house to watch power rangers. He falls right to sleep on her lap and she loves to play pet and hold him.

Can you imagine what the farmer thought the first time his neighbor brought a dog in the house?
I know people who still think that is silly.

As I was reading your description of the rooster being afraid but not showing it, I pictured Hulk Hogan walking into an elementary class room unannounced. Boy what might that poor teacher look like! You are right on a good rooster will be in front afraid or not. The one that hides behind his ladies will not protect them very well.

Great article, I enjoyed it
Thank you for sharing your knowledge

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. I may try the skid on blocks thing this fall.

Thank you for sharing your experience

Great article
I love the way you made a list of tools needed before the how to.

Easy to follow instructions
I was not able to see pictures

Thank you for sharing

That father/son construction team you got does Great work!

Beauty and function I love it
The one thing I wish I had added was the food / supply storage area.

I love the decor as well!

Thank you for sharing.

Best easy to understand information I have read in considering a breeding program of my own!

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge

I have been given a roo that might become part of the bigger coop, but he fights with my fav roo and its like watching someone pick on your kid at the play ground I may have to let them choose who is in charge.

Thank you for sharing

Great article
I love the pictures
The topic is one that seems to always need to be addressed.
I love my roosters too and have just recently but not for long had one at a time in the coop with 8 to 14 hens.

When they work together it is a sight. To watch one roo distract a predator while the other gets the hens to safety is a site to behold!

Roosters are usually more friendly imo because it is instinctual for them to make sure whatever comes near their ladies is not a threat!

Crow it loud far and near - The Rooster facts are Clear!

Thank you for sharing
I had no idea there were methods that would be less traumatic for both of us.

Great job

I was unaware that adoption or rescue was even an option for these ladies.

Thank you for sharing this topic

Great article
God Bless your service

lots of great ideas!

Just a few and my ladies may never want to free range

Thank you for sharing

This is a good over all how to for beginners, I think it is a little opinion based which is fine

I used pellets in the beginning because there was less waste. Now I use the pellets in fermented feed for my layers.

I love this article and can relate very well! So glad you were brave enough to let ppl know it is ok, and even normal to think ah, blah, must do chicken chores.

Great relate able content and writing. A joy to read.
Where can we purchase your book?

the information is good and I also like the personal stories.
I was not able to see the pictures, not sure if it is just my browser.

Thank you for sharing an honest view on an often misunderstood subject

lots of fun facts.
Rubbing color off an egg can be done if you add white vinegar to the wash water. I have done this on overly dirty eggs.

beautiful coop great design.
Nice job

Great article. Fantastic explanation of the importance of good hygiene
I love the pictures too
Thank you for sharing

Nicely written easy to understand wording. I like the links and pics also.

Thank you for sharing
Great job