Ready for the outdoor coop?

[Baileybunchx5]

With Lows in the upper 40s and 50s in Maryland and day then temps from 60-upper 70s. Do you think they are feathered enough to be in the coop with no heat? Little over 5 weeks old
They have been outside in the covered run area during the days for the past two weeks.

 

[_meels_ the chicken mom]

With Lows in the upper 40s and 50s in Maryland and day then temps from 60-upper 70s. Do you think they are feathered enough to be in the coop with no heat? Little over 5 weeks old
They have been outside in the covered run area during the days for the past two weeks.
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I would say its fine yeah. What breed is the orange/brown one looking at the camera?

 

[Baileybunchx5]

I would say its fine yeah. What breed is the orange/brown one looking at the camera?

She is a RI Red although was kinda crazy looking for awhile. This is another angle of her Her name is Peck Always curious she is

I would say its fine yeah. What breed is the orange/brown one looking at the camera?

 

[_meels_ the chicken mom]

She is a RI Red although was kinda crazy looking for awhile. This is another angle of her Her name is Peck Always curious she is View attachment 3458727

Ok! I was wondering because i had a buckeye hen who looked EXACTLY like her at that age. She also looks like a RIR all grown up but she isnt

 

[rosemarythyme]

Yes you should be good to go, good job in working on acclimating them to outdoors for the past few weeks.

 

[jBabychickn]

With Lows in the upper 40s and 50s in Maryland and day then temps from 60-upper 70s. Do you think they are feathered enough to be in the coop with no heat? Little over 5 weeks old
They have been outside in the covered run area during the days for the past two weeks.
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Congrats on your pretty babies!!
You’re an amazing Chicken Mama!! This is perfect!! — I just read a post about little 3week olds being put out to the coop because they are getting more that need the brooder in the house. I could never…

 

[Baileybunchx5]

Congrats on your pretty babies!!
You’re an amazing Chicken Mama!! This is perfect!! — I just read a post about little 3week olds being put out to the coop because they are getting more that need the brooder in the house. I could never…

Oh wow, yes it is a committment to raise them. I had no idea but it has been a fun process so far. Messy and stinky at times in the brooder but I think it will all be worth it. Transitioning them slowly worked well for our girls. They love their coop and run area now.

 

[Baileybunchx5]

Oh wow, yes it is a committment to raise them. I had no idea but it has been a fun process so far. Messy and stinky at times in the brooder but I think it will all be worth it. Transitioning them slowly worked well for our girls. They love their coop and run area now.

 

[mossyoakpro]

Oh wow, yes it is a committment to raise them. I had no idea but it has been a fun process so far. Messy and stinky at times in the brooder but I think it will all be worth it. Transitioning them slowly worked well for our girls. They love their coop and run area now.

Messy and stinky? Geez, I thought I was the only one....LOL But it was a lot of fun for me too!! Great job!!