Hi, all!
This is my babies' second day out in the chicken tractor. We're having a thunderstorm right now. At first, about half of the tractor was covered with a tarp. I thought they would all hang out under the tarp when the rain started. But no- most of them are soaking wet now. I went out in the rain and covered the rest of the tractor with some wavy PVC roofing panels I bought. So it's 95% covered now. My chicks are all 7-9 weeks old. Mostly but not totally feathered. We're in Georgia so it's 85 right now and only going down to about 71 tonight. Will they dry off enough on their own? Or what do I need to do?
I love them dearly but they're not going to win any science fairs....
This is my babies' second day out in the chicken tractor. We're having a thunderstorm right now. At first, about half of the tractor was covered with a tarp. I thought they would all hang out under the tarp when the rain started. But no- most of them are soaking wet now. I went out in the rain and covered the rest of the tractor with some wavy PVC roofing panels I bought. So it's 95% covered now. My chicks are all 7-9 weeks old. Mostly but not totally feathered. We're in Georgia so it's 85 right now and only going down to about 71 tonight. Will they dry off enough on their own? Or what do I need to do?
I love them dearly but they're not going to win any science fairs....
