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MickD007
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This was him in the spring. He is young it's his first winter.Just leave him outside.
He'll do much better staying with his flock.
What is the ventilation like in your coop?
How large was his comb?
I'm further north than you and I'm going through the same type of weather.
When we went -19F, my senior rooster got frostbite on the back of his comb and his already frostbite rounded tips. When it gets THAT cold, birds with larger combs are vulnerable. There really isn't anything reasonable you can do to prevent it. It will heal. The dead tissue will fall off.