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As anticipated, they took the entire situation very personally. The first day was very windy and blowy, so they stayed inside. THe second day, my barriers eliminated most chicken level wind, and they scratched around and melted all the snow in their run. They're now back to normal.

I did the other half of that side as well.

should I do a double layer?

Change of plans: can’t find the plastic sheeting. I rescuers the two sides already covered, and will use some other stuff I found for the other two sides. it won’t be as effective as plastic, but will hopefully help.

We have a heated base that has been successful thus far.

Nest box

I don’t have bales (we got one and put the whole thing in the run where it was promptly torn apart; we took out most of it and put it in a bag for storage). I think I’ll add a bit I the coop, I’ll put it in a pile for them to pull apart.

:lau its not even that cold today and they’re still inside:lau

I have a board that I’ll lay down in the morning to make a bridge to the watered from the ramp.

I’m also going out to do a bit of a deeper coop clean than usual. Don’t want it to be all poopy when they’re inside.

Good idea! I don’t know, it'd be warm and cozy??? I don’t have a super logical explanation.

They're also offended when it's windy. "WHAT IS THIS MADNESS" "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE"

I have a giant snowstorm coming tomorrow (Predicted 16 inches) and am thinking about my girls. They do not like the snow, and take it very personally when it snows. They're like: WHY have you put the COLD on the GROUND, you FOOL For prepping, I'm wrapping plastic on the bottom sections of the...