Amoore117
Chirping
So I moved my chickies out to the coop 2 days ago.
26 chicks
6 Jersey Giants (brought home April 29)
6 Cornish Cross of some kind (brought home April 29)
3 Australop (brought home May 14)
11 Easter eggers (Brought home May 14)
All these chicks were in my living room brooder set-up until 2 days ago when I moved them out to the coop as a group. I was waiting until the outside temps were 50/60+ all the time so they wouldn’t get cold.
Now my question is i have some temps now forcasted at 37 overnight. My initial instinct is to hook up the heat lamp for them during this dip in temps And I employ the “do what feels right for the birds” method of thinking anytime I do for the chicks which has not done me wrong.
what does everyone else think?
Oh And by he way I live in the majestic catskill mountains of NY.
26 chicks
6 Jersey Giants (brought home April 29)
6 Cornish Cross of some kind (brought home April 29)
3 Australop (brought home May 14)
11 Easter eggers (Brought home May 14)
All these chicks were in my living room brooder set-up until 2 days ago when I moved them out to the coop as a group. I was waiting until the outside temps were 50/60+ all the time so they wouldn’t get cold.
Now my question is i have some temps now forcasted at 37 overnight. My initial instinct is to hook up the heat lamp for them during this dip in temps And I employ the “do what feels right for the birds” method of thinking anytime I do for the chicks which has not done me wrong.
what does everyone else think?
Oh And by he way I live in the majestic catskill mountains of NY.