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He won't let me grab him. He wasn't scared like that before. He has no tail feathers, that's why I'm so worried about him being in the cold weather.

Thanks for all the help everyone. I didn't know so many people cared about their chickens as much as I do for mine. I really am sitting here worried if there going to freeze to death. I will give you all an update on the heating pad and the heated roosting pole when it arrives. I'm hoping that...

Yes they have roosting poles to roost at night. I let them out through the day and they go back in there house at night. The roosting pole that I ordered is supposed to keep them warm. I'm more worried about at night for them. I've read up on the heated pad and pole and I think it will at least...

I'm getting a heated roosting pole and I am getting a flat pad that heats up. The chickens can get on both and it should keep them warm until it starts to warm up again. We usually don't get cold weather like this.

I've heard that chickens are use to very cold weather but I can see mine shivering.

Yes he's eating and drinking. They're water has frozen but we live beside a creek and they have been going down to the creek but before they go in there house, I take water out there for them so that they can have something to drink before they roost.

He seems to be acting a little bit better today. He just crowed around 2 o'clock. They act like they are sensitive to cold weather. He is eating better too.

It's been between 0 to 15 degrees. I can see them shiver. Snow is on the ground and they absolutely don't like the snow. They all are huddled together. They won't scratch the ground, I guess because of the snow.

Something got a hold of my rooster 2 weeks ago and he hasn't crow since then. It's been very cold here too and I thought that might have a little bit to do with it. I'm getting safe chicken heaters but won't be here until Wednesday. They're not in a coop either. I just have them in a closed...