Air flow for chicken run

[SamIamNam786]

You really don't get cold at all. I would open up a lot more of the sides unless you get an insane amount of winds from all directions.

I've never wrapped any part of my run and we have similar temperatures. I do have to shovel snow because of that though, but we don't get crazy amounts of snow.

Im in nj as well, we do get rain and snow and sleet and winds...that's why I plan to cover the sides to my run. The side where the fence is might remain open though.

 

[rosemarythyme]

Im in nj as well, we do get rain and snow and sleet and winds...that's why I plan to cover the sides to my run. The side where the fence is might remain open though.

Mine hate the snow but they have to live with rain (run has no roof) since that's about half the year for us. Thankfully sleet is fairly rare overall and we've only had 1 time where sleet/rain + high winds were a factor. If sleet + winds were more common I'd take more precaution with providing shelter for sure..