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With a hygrometer, you can test whether closing vs. opening the pop door affects internal humidity. I put my hygrometer/thermometer at chicken head level when roosting.
Even IF I close the pop door tonight (which I usually dont do but it is to get down to -13F) if the humidity spikes I am prepared to go and open it. So far even with temps in the minus zero overnight, the humidity in the coop has been tolerable, in fact better, with the pop door open. Just saying.
Even IF I close the pop door tonight (which I usually dont do but it is to get down to -13F) if the humidity spikes I am prepared to go and open it. So far even with temps in the minus zero overnight, the humidity in the coop has been tolerable, in fact better, with the pop door open. Just saying.
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