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Ok, that plastic shower curtain makes sense now! Good idea on that! I wonder if I could trim it to go just pass the windows so my dog doesn't grab a hold of it.We're about to put the shower curtain on again for the year (a little late! I woke up to 3" of snow!) so I'll try to grab better photos. It's on the outside and attached at the base of the roof overhang and just above the nesting boxes. It basically blocks a direct wind from blowing in but does not cover the vents in any way otherwise. It's what looks like plastic over the windows, on the coop. The other three sides have no plastic on them.
the hoop run - it looks like it's fully wrapped, but there were many spaces on the ends where air (and snow!) could flow through. I never had any issues with moisture or frostbite with the exception of the very edges of rooster wattles, from them dipping them while drinking. The trick with wrapping your run, or anything really, is to leave the airflow up high so that the breezes never ruffle your birds' feathers.
Thank you. I see my girls getting so cold in their run. So trying to figure out how to block some cold air while still letting them look out...which is their fav thing!