Peggysaurus
Songster
Hey, ya'll! I have a chicken who is currently molting. It's the end of November and temperatures have been getting down to 30 degrees Fahrenheit at night. Her whole neck is exposed and she has been losing a lot of her saddle feathers. The reason I am asking this is because we lost a chicken last year. She was molting as well and she froze to death. I know now that we should have done something more to help her, but I always thought that chickens are supposed to molt in warmer weather. This is my second year raising chickens, so any help would be appreciated.
Thank you!
Thank you!