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Babies are getting kicked out * of the brooder
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We live in Virginia and our chicks went outside since day one (they're now 9 months to 2 months), they were perfectly fine. They even went into the coop every night. We get our chicks in the spring and fall, but this fall we got ducklings. We have never had issues with them being too cold during those seasons, it's usually 80-95 out.
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In the past I fretted about getting chicks outside too early but the experience I had with my current flock of 16 large breed hens changed my way of thinking. In late April 2017, I had placed them in their coop after 3 weeks in the brooder and they were mostly feathered out but still had downy areas as well. I did place a heat lamp in the coop as a precautionary measure since temps in the high 40's were expected the first night. But then next morning, the temp was actually 32 degrees. I dreaded opening the door to the coop not knowing what I might find but to my relief there were 16 beautiful young ladies waiting to be fed. Chickens are resilient for sure.
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My biggest and my littlest right now ❤
Thanks Kathy. I think the most used are 
and and 
at least for me anyway.
and and at least for me anyway.
Hello and welcome to Backyard Chickens! So glad you decided to join the flock.
Welcome to our FUNomenal community! 
Best wishes and have lots of fun!
Best wishes and have lots of fun! 
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