I close my coop door that goes directly into my run. The run is completely tarped in and they do have some ventilation that comes in. I usually check on the chickens at 630pm and if they are all in the coop. I shut the door and open to the run in the morning. what is to cold to leave that coop door open to the run? The run has a deep liter method. I just don't want their food or water to freeze. The water is heated, but it will freeze with that breeze coming in??I'm curious, at what nighttime temperature do you close your coop door at night? I have a small coop with an attached run (predator proof). I've been closing the coop door if the nighttime low is below 40 degrees but I feel bad that my girls are stuck inside until I can get out there in the morning to open the door for them. Any suggestions would be appreciated.