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Your posts often contradict each other. You claim to have no frostbite problems but yet you post about your birds getting frostbite and others dying. It leaves people confused about which is correct. Good thing you understand the rules.

-20 is super cold, I see frostbite under -10 Fahrenheit, shed is well ventilated. Moisture isn't the issue at colder temperatures as the humidity drops along with the temperature. If there's a moisture build up at lower temperatures it's a ventilation problem for sure, but here temperatures are...

My hands will get frostbite when it gets cold enough without proper protection, moisture just hastens the process. So cold is defiantly a factor.

I have had chickens lose toes and one rooster got his whole leg frostbitten one year. We culled when the whole leg turned black. I'm not sure if you are dealing with frostbite as I generally didn't see swelling in the tissue nor sores, they just turned black and started to atrophy. If she...