Reviews by WannaBeHillBilly

Nice list of what you need for what kind of wound.

… if those nasty critters ever show up here i know now what to expect and what to do to protect my ducks. Well written article and comprehensive.

Beautiful story with a sad, not bad ending. A lot of experiences have been written down here that, i am sure, heve been of great value for others. Very well written with many supportive pictures.

Made it yesterday for dinner and cooked it exactly after the recipe. Delicious!

You could trick any HOA into believing this is your front yard art-studio and you are not keeping chickens…
Fun to read article describing many new and valuable ideas (roofing material for the inside!) - nice pictures and a good portion of humor. Great job!

Had to look that up in Wikipedia - what an interesting material, we've been drowned in waste paper here, so that is a very valuable tip.
The article itself is a bit confusing and i lost track somewhere in the middle. But the result looks nice.

Very well written yet easy to read. Comprehensive information how to raise peafowl-chicks and keep them healthy. Beautiful pictures and a comprehensive link-list.

A must read for everybody, planning on keeping peafowl. Beautiful pictures too.

Nicely written and fun to read, however: Just referring from an article to a discussion thread is not what i expect. An article should summarize the content of the discussion threat to make it accessible faster and more convenient for the reader. If i had a problem with mice in my duck-house, i would not like to read through 13 pages of thread and note down the collected experiences and recommendations of fellow poultry keepers. - Even though the first answer is just hillarious! Well done @eggchel.

Very comprehensive and worked out in easy to access ways. I prefer the OpenOffice (now LibreOffice) version. A must red for every chicken owner.

Easy and straight-forward approach. But: A little more details would make this article much more valuable, like: What kind of hinges and wheels were used.

Very good description of how the tote was modified with many pictures. Love the hint with the circular saw blade!

Very well written and with plenty of supporting pictures. Would be nice to have some more details about the hardware that's being used.

What a great idea to build a chicken coop on a garden cart!
Very well written article, providing many details of how the coop was built, supported by many pictures. Fun to read! And hopefully your chickens won't have to undergo weight management ever!

Great way to house some ducks together with the chickens.
Well written article with many supporting pictures. Fun to read, but we need to see the ducks swimming in the pond!

Coming straight to the point, supported by a good picture. A quick reader for the breakfast coffee.

Love the idea of up-cycling an old dog house. Step-by-step documentation of the built, supported with nice pictures. The only missing thing are some measurements. How large is that dog-house?

Very well written with great details and supporting pictures. - Wow! Keeping peafowl is complicated and not for me!
Again: Comprehensive Link Collection.

Well written, impressive how little money was spent on the parts and many pictures.
What's missing are the results: We alike to see some eggs in the 'bator and some chicks that have been hatched there.

Very well written with many good pictures. Comprehensive link-collection.

Reviews by WannaBeHillBilly

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The Ultimate Guide to Animal Attacks

Buffalo Gnats and what You NEED to Know!

Slipped Tendons, chick chairs, blindness, and caring for the special needs chick

Spicy Chicken Pasta

Mbtucks Member Page

My Crazy Chicken Idea

How to Raise Peafowl: Information on the Basics

How to Train Peafowl to Stay Home At Night

Mouse - Chicken Pests - How To Protect Your Chickens From Mice

Testing....

Brooder for 20 chicks

DIY Storage Tote Quail/Chick Brooder

Coop Project 2009

Going Mobile: For the Love of Chickens

Home of the Ducks

Cabbage!

The Dog House Chicken Coop

Caring for Peafowl

The "Styrobator"

Breeding, Hatching and Raising Peafowl

Reviews by WannaBeHillBilly

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