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    Watering Cups VS. Nipples - new and older chicks

    I agree with u. We lost power to our barns in a blizzard many years back. Even with the door wide open we lost a lot of hogs especially in the back of the barn. No fans meant trouble. My coop has a fan that fits the window opening
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    Watering Cups VS. Nipples - new and older chicks

    I agree with u. We lost power to our barns in a blizzard many years back. Even with the door wide open we lost a lot of hogs especially in the back of the barn. No fans meant trouble. My coop has a fan that fits the window opening
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    Watering Cups VS. Nipples - new and older chicks

    I use an actual building with a sliding vinyl window and insulated door. Screen door for hot summer nights. Here in the middle of Canada cold can start near halloween and last until mid April. Was 20 below Celsius last night.
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    Watering Cups VS. Nipples - new and older chicks

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    Watering Cups VS. Nipples - new and older chicks

    They would freeze to death here. -45 wind chills often. My coop is very well insulated.
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    Watering Cups VS. Nipples - new and older chicks

    Is your coop insulated and heated?
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    Watering Cups VS. Nipples - new and older chicks

    Minus 35 is nasty cold. How do you heat your coop?
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    New member. Live in Canada 🇨🇦

    You were lucky. The French love you guys. It’s English speaking Canadians they don’t like. 😜
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    New member. Live in Canada 🇨🇦

    Hello. Cats/fish for pond/ a parrot/ and soon hens. Wife sold her horse few years back. And no dog yet. Putting last one down was hard.
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    New member. Live in Canada 🇨🇦

    About to order hens. Coop done and most of fence. Winter here so ground frozen solid
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    New member. Live in Canada 🇨🇦

    Hello everyone
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    Watering Cups VS. Nipples - new and older chicks

    Thanks you completely helped me decide. 👍 I will be going with nipples
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    Watering Nipples - How High?

    Have you considered heat trace? A small coated electric wire attached to the pvc. Up here in Canada frozen pipes is very common.
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