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You can't make the coop less humid than it is outside. Using a dehumidifer in a coop won't work as you can't dehumidify the whole world. Hard to know why your birds "don't feel good" and not laying well. Could be many reasons.... ....but if it's humid and hot, that doesn't feel good to them(or...

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This is when frostbite often happens, high humidity and near freezing temps.......maybe more so than when the temp are much lower, but it's drier. Yep.

Measure the humidity inside and outside the coop...they should be within ~10%. If inside humidity is higher than outside, then more ventilation is needed. I'd put a huge opening in the coop gable under the run roof. Not sure about the 1sqft per bird, not always possible and can depend on air...