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    Need Colorado Winter Coop Advice for Two Hens

    So if your secondary coop is like my primary, what does your primary coop look like? And how many chickens do you have together, a few farmers have told me that if I had 4 or more then it's so much easier for them to stay warm since they can all put off body heat to raise the inside...
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    Need Colorado Winter Coop Advice for Two Hens

    Thank you for your reply! I live in Colorado and have 2 hens. The coop said 6 chickens, but I find that ridiculously crowded. My girls have enough room for the two of them to sleep, but I want to expand their run and insulate the roost in the most efficient way.
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    Need Colorado Winter Coop Advice for Two Hens

    Thank you, I have only 2 hens and it's a coop with a double nesting box and about 4 sqft extra in the enclosed portion where the roost is. I believe they are Rhode Island Reds. The person we got them from was unsure when they were only 1 week & 2 weeks old. What infrared heat panels have you...
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    Need Colorado Winter Coop Advice for Two Hens

    Hello everyone, I have had my girls since March, they are amazing egg layers and so healthy. They love to be outside and we had a coop that ended up not being great for Colorado fall or winter weather. It's so thin and water leaks into the nesting boxes and into the larger enclosed portion, not...
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    Coop Help- Two Hens in Northern Colorado

    Hello! So this is my first time with having chickens and my husband purchased a coop that looked so much better online. The reviews must have been from people nowhere near cold temps or any type of water. We got our girls in April and they didn't get into their coop until it was well into summer...
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