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  1. Sharon Bee

    Sponsored Post Tips From Nutrena: The Heat is On, But is heating the coop really necessary in winter?

    Hi from Edith Bunker. (She sings badly)..:)
  2. Sharon Bee

    Sponsored Post Tips From Nutrena: The Heat is On, But is heating the coop really necessary in winter?

    It is -10 here. Girls seem ok. I have thei waterer on a small heat source and it's working nicely. We made the cookie tin heater with a 25 watt bulb. I have their light on a timer to come on about 6:00 am and shuts off at 5:00. By 4:30 they are already on their roosts as it is getting...
  3. Sharon Bee

    Sponsored Post Tips From Nutrena: The Heat is On, But is heating the coop really necessary in winter?

    Never mind...I found the correct thread.
  4. Sharon Bee

    Sponsored Post Tips From Nutrena: The Heat is On, But is heating the coop really necessary in winter?

    I have 11 chickens which are 6 months. They are in an unheated coop but I do have their water heated. Why do some of them have bare behinds now?Is there sosomething wrong or are they molting?
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