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I do have a 4' wall facing south, its the side with the nesting boxes, so im going to ask him. If its not working well he can just screw it back on, so no harm done. If we cut a hole in the side, we wouldn't be able to put that back together. Thank you for all the ideas and fast replies

I live in Port Arthur, TX. During the night, it usually stays in the 60's or early 70's if its really hot, but since the coop is built under a run with a roof and trees is should stay a lot cooler than that even at night. Thats why we are building a new coop, because it stays like 20 degrees...

Well, the vents had been in the garage for years, he wanted to use them for something, so that's why we used them. I know they like sunlight, lol. I didn't expect it to be that dark, but then again it is a heavily shaded area, i should've made the connection. It isn't pitch black, you just need...

That would normally be true, but I've already got the summer covered. The coop is built under the run, which is 8 ft tall and has a good roof and the run is built under large bushy trees, so its very shaded and stays very cool compared to the rest of the yard. Probably 20 degrees cooler than...

It's a 4x8 coop. I plan to add a total of 10 vents, can add more if needed, there is plenty of room and vents. They are placed at the very top, so they aren't near the roosts. Winters aren't too cold here in southeast texas like 40's, maybe 30's if its a really cold winter. The vents measure 4...