The detail of the project was very good. The end cost and reason for the cost was good. This type of coop would be a good one for a small flock that required to be easily moved around.
The pictures were good. More detail on the actual process of measurements, wood used, roof material, type of wiring, nailed, screws, staple gun, air tools, door choice, money costs, pictures for each step are Very helpful.
No pictures except one. For a coop to be helpful to others, more details with wood, sizes and exactly how the coop was finished. Was the wood screwed together or nailed, what was the spacing of the ladder, what size of railing was used, was the pieces sanded to make the edges smooth. Detail, details are needed. What about ventilation, where is the ventilation and what was used to make it preditor proof. Do the chicken free range? Details that are needed. The PCV feeder. What size of PVC, how tall was it, did it have a cap on it? Was it inside the coop or outside the coop and lastly, how was it secured?
Although I liked the article, it never told me "How to build it". What size or how many boards were needed or used and to what length, same goes for the sheathing, nor how deep or wide the trough for the foundation is ect...
Over all the coop looks nice but, the article didn't say how it actually functions or what could have been changed.
BYC is very informative. Without the sponsors and the BYC Crew that work endlessly to maintain the web page and keep the forum running smoothly everyday, this would not be the BEST BYC in the world!
Thank you for all you do, I could not be a successful chicken raiser without you.
The story was well written.
The opening set up the tone.
The body gave me details and relatability.
The closing summarized the story and left me with a "happy feeling" ending.
Thank you
