- Oct 2, 2012
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I have six 6-week-old chicks. They are fully feathered, and have done well outside during the day in temperatures as low as 25 degrees. This was all during the day, though, and it always got gradually warmer as the day went on.
We have been having some unseasonably warm weather lately. Last night, the low temp only went down to 36. I figured that was a good first night to sleep in the coop. It's small, protected from the wind and full of nice, dry straw.
I'm a little more concerned about tonight's temps. It's supposed to drop down to 26. My gut tells me that they will be fine, but a small part of me worries.
Do you think they will be OK huddled up in the coop tonight? Or should I move the heat lamp out there?
We have been having some unseasonably warm weather lately. Last night, the low temp only went down to 36. I figured that was a good first night to sleep in the coop. It's small, protected from the wind and full of nice, dry straw.
I'm a little more concerned about tonight's temps. It's supposed to drop down to 26. My gut tells me that they will be fine, but a small part of me worries.
Do you think they will be OK huddled up in the coop tonight? Or should I move the heat lamp out there?