Are my chicks feathered enough to go in their coop?

[Iluveggers]

Lifelong yankee fan. Jeter was the new rising rookie when I was taught the sport at a very young age...besides we share the same first name...just spelled different.

Huge Yankee fan too! (Name isn’t Derek though...)

 

[Driley62]

Huge Yankee fan too! (Name isn’t Derek though...)

I've always found it odd that they're in the same city...but different divisions(AL/NL). You?

 

[Iluveggers]

Yes! That’s why the BIGGEST rival is Boston & not the Mets. Although a World Series NY vs NY would be sooo amazing!

I've always found it odd that they're in the same city...but different divisions(AL/NL). You?

 

[Driley62]

Yes! That’s why the BIGGEST rival is Boston & not the Mets. Although a World Series NY vs NY would be sooo amazing!

It's a city pride rivalry yes...even though the Mets haven't been much over the last 20 years. It would be amazing to see a ny/ny world series! City would go friggen nuts either way!

 

[Swbertrand1]

Thank you! I guess since I'm not married that was outside my paradigm...

 

[rosemarythyme]

The chicks look well feathered enough to be moved out with those temperatures. If putting them out all at once makes you nervous, then you can put them out for just the daytime for a couple of days, then leave them out permanently. I'd say anything down to the 40s is fine for 4 week old, standard feathered chicks that are no longer using their heat source.