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Ladies made it through the night just fine in the garage. Miss BB let me know she wasn't very happy about it this morning she wanted to be outside and gave me quite the attitude. 🤣

By time next winter is here I will have 5 banty girls but yes I was worried with two. They are comfortable with fresh water in the garage.

I was curious if they would be able to "feel" that or not. 🤔 being that they have all the feathers but they're tiny feet is what I was concerned about for frostbite.

Thank you! They are sweet girls! I had done some reading about cold stress and what to look for. I had also moved them into the coop and they went right back to trying to roost in the run and I am scared their feet will get frost bite. So they are inside the garage now. The garage is only...

My gut was telling me to bring them in. So they are now set up in the garage for overnight.

My garage is not heated. So I'd say it's barely warmer than outside but possibly more tolerable than the real feel of -15 that it's supposed to be tonight. I am acquiring more banty's this coming spring that are hens. I had some roo's but we are not allowed to have them in the city. So I am...

So I'm down to two little banty's. Theyre out in the coop. Which I have insulated with plastic and cardboard. In ohio today it's going to be -3° tonight but the real feel is about -15° My question being, are my two tiny girls okay to be outside or should I move them into the garage? I had...