Hi my name is Sharon and I live in Derbyshire

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Howdy! Though chickens may drink less water in the winter, be sure to keep a fresh clean supply ready for them. Remember, though the temps are cold, their metabolism is still going full blast to keep those bodies warm. Thus they will eat more food and will need a suitable amount of water to help digest all those calories!
 
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Maybe chickens are like us in some regards... I know I drink a lot more when it's hot outside and I'm hot. Though I don't believe chickens "sweat" out moisture, they sure do breath and poop out quite a bit. :rolleyes:
 

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