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Yup, and their feathers are partially waterproof as well. You just want very good cross ventilation so that when their breath causes humidity, it has somewhere to escape. If there’s nowhere for it to go, it will settle on their combs and cause frostbite (toes seem to not be as much of an issue...

They are covered with a layer of down, the same thing we use to stuff comforters that keep us warm at night. They are barnyard animals - a lot of people lose sight of that. As a matter of fact, they are better off in the cold than pigs and cows and such due to that layer of down. It’s like being...