Shouldn't the roosting bars be rotated 90 degrees? The top is only about an inch. Just wonderin'.
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4/30/12 at 11:35am
. Basically, you don't want your vents in line with your roost since that could blow a draft onto them when they roost at night. Two at opposite ends above the roost line should work. Vents that open/close are even better so that you can better control the ventilation at different times of the year and in different weather conditions.
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