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Do chicks need access to food during the night? Mine are in the coop from about 9pm to 7am and they are 10 weeks old. I keep water in the coop, just in case.
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Do you mean to say my late-night munchies make me a hobbit?!NO. Chickens don't get up for midnight snacks. or second dinner. Or elevensies. Or any other Hobbit-like behaviors. Once they settle down to roost, its lights out.
...and when they wake up in the AM (based, seemingly, on light levels) they will manage till 7am when you let them out.
as I'm thinking about second dinner, while pondering the hair on the tops of my feet. Maybe?Do you mean to say my late-night munchies make me a hobbit?!
@BY Bob has a compulsive night time snacking hen. An exception I'll grant you but apparently some do fancy a midnight snack.NO. Chickens don't get up for midnight snacks. or second dinner. Or elevensies. Or any other Hobbit-like behaviors. Once they settle down to roost, its lights out.
...and when they wake up in the AM (based, seemingly, on light levels) they will manage till 7am when you let them out.
Yes I do. Hattie gets up most nights in the winter and eats about 4 hours after roosting.@BY Bob has a compulsive night time snacking hen. An exception I'll grant you but apparently some do fancy a midnight snack.
How strange. Evolutionary advantage over those missing out on the conflict-free hunt for food?Yes I do. Hattie gets up most nights in the winter and eats about 4 hours after roosting.