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  1. chickwhispers

    Is there a downside to putting a light in the coop for the winter months?

    I agree 3chickchicks, it does make sense. As for the 12 hours of light that is what my 14 hens get and average 9- 10 eggs a day. I currently have 2 hens though that are only laying 1 a week each. The hens are usually in the coop between 4 and 4:30 pm these days. The 60 watt light comes on at...
  2. chickwhispers

    Is there a downside to putting a light in the coop for the winter months?

    To put smileys and jumping stuff on your reply the smiley face icon is locacated in the text editor tools above the reply box on a pc and to the right of the reply box on the mobile version. At least that's how it is on mine. :) ;) there many to choose from. Ittook me a little while to figure...
  3. chickwhispers

    Is there a downside to putting a light in the coop for the winter months?

    I put a 60 watt light in the coop from Oct through March. It is set to come on at 4:30 am and off at 9 am when the automatic door opens. This gives them 12-13 hours of light. I find this doesn't overwork them, and gives them a more normal day. Our winters tend to be more cloudy than sunny. This...
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