New England Chickens

welman

Songster
11 Years
Jul 16, 2008
235
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New Hampshire
I realize this is not the best time to be thinking about snow...however I can not imagine a chicken's life in the snowbank of my front yard being very interesting! If you free range your chickens, do you snow blow an area for them? Mine are so happy out and about I can't imagine holding them in the run but my mental images of them in the snow are not pretty!!

Thanks for answering in the summer weather!
 
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We just rebuilt runs to allow the snowblower in. Last year there was alot more shoveling than we have seen in a few years
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I think our birds will be happy about it too. But I think its a good idea to plan for a wide door to accomodate (sp) the snowblower. My birds were kinda scared at first of the snow, then they got used to it.........this year will be so nice. Welcome to BYC
 
Thanks so much! We'll have to move some things around, i'm sure my DH will love having the chicken run added to his snow blowing list!
 
i noticed with mine that some would come out and some had no interest. lol

will we be seeing you in milford nh for the chicken swap??
 
mark your calander
sept 14th tractor supply co
milford nh
9-noon
there are a few new england threads on this website, much ado about new england, and nh chickenstock etc check them out, there are alot of new england people here, welcome
 
Mine hate the snow and will not come out of the coop unless I shovel a chicken patio area in the run for them. The exception was this chicken that took a long flight across the pen from the top of the coop ramp when the snowblower frightened her. Hopelessly stuck until I picked her up. She actually standing up in the photo, just couldn't move.
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