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I just wish I had though of it before I did it. I could take credit for being smart for once!! Ohh well I guess I'd rather stub my toe and find a dollar than walk past it.

Quote: You are very welcome. This is kinda strange, and I didn't really plan to test this way, it just kinda happened. We had a huge fly outbreak from one of those stupid fly catcher bags, so I got my compressor and drywall texture gun, and sprayed DE inside the coop and all over the inside...

Quote: You don't need to provide any additional heat for them. It really does not get cold enough there for them. I would focus on ventilation and keeping them dry, before I worried about cold. They will play and frolic right through a 7 day cold snap at -10. At -30 they get a bit cranky and...

Quote: If your talking about the nest boxes, it might avoid a couple of frozen eggs, I would not waste the money trying to heat the coop with it. On the really cold nights, and you know what really cold actually is (-30* to -40*) in Durango, if your roosts are on one side, hang a blanket so...

lots of wild birds out here survive the -30 to -40 temps for jan and feb, wind, blizzards, not much food... I wonder how they do it.