Sep 7, 2023 #1 A AndrewP07 Chirping Joined Aug 17, 2023 Messages 73 Reaction score 69 Points 71 So I heard that cochin feet feathers will freeze in the winter. Is that true, and how do I avoid it?
Sep 7, 2023 #2 Chicken Chat Crowing 15 Years Joined Jul 19, 2009 Messages 891 Reaction score 212 Points 316 Location Southern Illinois I've had cochins for years, never had that. If there is snow on the ground, my girls refuse to leave the coop till I shovel a path for them and only stick to the shoveled areas.
I've had cochins for years, never had that. If there is snow on the ground, my girls refuse to leave the coop till I shovel a path for them and only stick to the shoveled areas.
Sep 7, 2023 #3 Saveria Mother to Many Friend Joined Mar 25, 2021 Messages 2,127 Reaction score 3,620 Points 401 Location Vermont They will freeze if they get wet. We have a covered run that they use in the winter that has shavings so their feet don't get wet.
They will freeze if they get wet. We have a covered run that they use in the winter that has shavings so their feet don't get wet.
Sep 7, 2023 #4 fluffycrow Chasing broodies Premium Feather Member Spirit Friend Joined Jan 12, 2023 Messages 18,272 Reaction score 66,364 Points 1,136 Location Attica Greece Feathers will freeze if they get wet/accumilate enough moisture. Just keep it dry
Sep 7, 2023 #5 P Penpal Crowing Joined May 30, 2022 Messages 1,663 Reaction score 2,268 Points 293 Location Michigan, U.S.A. When they roost they will sit down and cover their feet. In this way, the feet feathers will warm up and they will be fine.
When they roost they will sit down and cover their feet. In this way, the feet feathers will warm up and they will be fine.