so cold out. should we be worried.

[kocho]

Thanks for the tips. I worry that our coops ate to drafty. The original coop is better than the new add on. We just slapped it together. It is 4 degrees now. Wind chill supposed to be -20' I'm in Pennsylvania.

 

[bobbi-j]

Windchill is not an issue if they're not out in the wind. I'm sure you'll find that your chickens will be nice and toasty in their coop.

 

[WthrLady]

My son was out scooping the poops last week...without his gloves (goober) he came in and said....'hey mom, did you know if your hands get cold you can shove them under a chicken?"



All i could think of was 'poor chicken!"

 

[bobbi-j]

My son was out scooping the poops last week...without his gloves (goober) he came in and said....'hey mom, did you know if your hands get cold you can shove them under a chicken?"

All i could think of was 'poor chicken!"

 

[WthrLady]

I know, right?! You shove your icy hands under my warm boobs and you'd get an eye poked out!

Seems easier, and safer, to me just to wear the darn gloves!

 

[okiemamachick]

Just stopping in to say yall are hilarious

 

[bobbi-j]

I know, right?! You shove your icy hands under my warm boobs and you'd get an eye poked out!

Seems easier, and safer, to me just to wear the darn gloves!

 

[kocho]

Lol to funny. I guess they are ok. My husband gets worried and tells us we shouldn't let them out in the run. But I figure if it was to cold for them they would stay in the coop.