I hope not everyone is nursing a bad head, or hopefully won't be soon
My question is this, in sunny old England, it has in fact been super windy and done pretty much nothing but rain, the fences are down, the grass is now slosh and mud and well, it's just generally very miserable weather, are the chickens ok in this? I know they'll go in if they want to, but a couple of them have taken to laying outside, and I just walked up to the window to see if any were out to find one emerging from a bush, soaked through but relatively still happy.
I know they're hardy things but I'm not sure how much rain is too much for them? They have dry shelter and allsorts to go to if it really gets too much so they should be ok surely?
I hope everyone had a great Christmas
My question is this, in sunny old England, it has in fact been super windy and done pretty much nothing but rain, the fences are down, the grass is now slosh and mud and well, it's just generally very miserable weather, are the chickens ok in this? I know they'll go in if they want to, but a couple of them have taken to laying outside, and I just walked up to the window to see if any were out to find one emerging from a bush, soaked through but relatively still happy.
I know they're hardy things but I'm not sure how much rain is too much for them? They have dry shelter and allsorts to go to if it really gets too much so they should be ok surely?
I hope everyone had a great Christmas