This is more a story about your chickens, which was a good read, but probably doesn't belong in the coop section as it has one sentence about the coop.
Cool coop! A little more explanation of how you made this into a coop would be helpful. Also, is there some perks to all the doors? It's cute, but just wondering if they were used for cost purposes or for a reason. Pretty neat though!
You need to incorporate what you put into your blog here. This is an incomplete article otherwise as people don't want to have to click back and forth between websites to see what you did. It's a nice coop but from what's here, there's nothing explaining anything to someone who may want to build it.
What a coop! Wonderful job documenting it step by step. Your pictures are awesome. I too would love to have seen the finished project once you got the runs done and chickens in. It's just not complete yet but wow, it's awesome!
I love your coop, chicks, and photos. I especially love your slide doors pulley system. I will show that to my husband to change ours to that. Much less work!
You need to fix your text though as it's all a link to your pictures which are posted fine. It's just a distraction is all.
We feed ours buckets of pits/skins as we go cherry picking yearly up in Door County, WI. They love them and it's fun to see the red faces. They know the drill and leave all the pits.
Very informational and actually inspirational as well. We grow kale exclusively for the chickens as I think that's the best green we can grow here but we'll try cauliflower.
This is great. The best thing I liked are the links to the other forums to find more of each particular item and the further reading should the reader want to research further.
There's a typo in this line though: "There is no need for a run at all if your birds can't free-range, but it's a good idea if they can't."