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Chicken Little, Little Red Hen.As for in the coop…do they like to read in there ? Might need a light for that
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Chicken Little, Little Red Hen.As for in the coop…do they like to read in there ? Might need a light for that
Great question! I have a light on a timer during the winter months so they can get settled in. It's only about an hour or so after the door closes because it gets darker in there earlier than it is outside that time of year. I let them naturally lay as well. Hope that helps!Is this a thing that people do? Do the chickens like the coop as is (with natural light from windows, pop door, and vents, but still pretty dark) or would they be happier if they had a light in the coop to make it brighter during the day? I don't want to be forcing egg laying through winter, just wondering if chickens like a brighter coop better
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I did! Here he is:Black cat, did you really just get a puppy, so cute, puppy breath is the best.
I like to have supplemental light in the coop at all times. They can be replaced with heat lamps in winter and keeps the hens laying more regularly, but also it seems to work quite well in keeping a lot of light-shy nocturnal predators at bay (our great horned owls especially don't seem to like it).Is this a thing that people do? Do the chickens like the coop as is (with natural light from windows, pop door, and vents, but still pretty dark) or would they be happier if they had a light in the coop to make it brighter during the day? I don't want to be forcing egg laying through winter, just wondering if chickens like a brighter coop better.