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10F isn't that bad. We don't get as cold here but my chickens have spent nights at 12F pressed up against open windows in the coop without issue. Usually when I see folks talking about confining chickens through the winter, they're talking about arctic climates, where you're looking at...

A coop in a colder environment still needs ventilation to allow moisture and ammonia to escape, and to reduce risk of frostbite. How cold does it get, at the coldest (don't factor in wind chill, as the coop is an enclosed environment)?