Shimmerpuppy
Chirping
- Mar 31, 2022
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Hey everyone,
I'm in east Texas, and we are currently experiencing record breaking temps. So of course, one of my hens decided to go broody. Most days this week will be in the upper 90s-lower 100s. My coop is ventilated, but even so temps are in the low hundreds inside at the heat of the day. I generally take a very hands off approach with my chickens, I figure they know more about how to chicken than I do, but the care taker in me can't help but be worried about her in this heat.
We live completely off grid, and have no way to get power to the coop for a fan or anything like that. We also live in an RV, so there's no room to bring her inside. I'm planning to offer some electrolytes in a little bit, but I'm interested in any other ideas or suggestions y'all may have.
I'm in east Texas, and we are currently experiencing record breaking temps. So of course, one of my hens decided to go broody. Most days this week will be in the upper 90s-lower 100s. My coop is ventilated, but even so temps are in the low hundreds inside at the heat of the day. I generally take a very hands off approach with my chickens, I figure they know more about how to chicken than I do, but the care taker in me can't help but be worried about her in this heat.
We live completely off grid, and have no way to get power to the coop for a fan or anything like that. We also live in an RV, so there's no room to bring her inside. I'm planning to offer some electrolytes in a little bit, but I'm interested in any other ideas or suggestions y'all may have.