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I'd just run it as is...and observe. Don't cover the vent, your dryer lint trap(if cleared every cycle) should catch it all. Cold or wind shouldn't make any difference. Some folks vent an electric dryer into the house in the winter to 'save' the heat and humidity. Where in this world are you...

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Gas or electric dryer? I don't think it's going to hurt to vent it outside, with as large and open as your run is.

You could make the whole coop/run combo into a coop for more roost space. Nice run, saves you this winter. Not seeing the dryer vent in the pics?