Time to move out - during a cold snap?

[AndyAmbiguous]

Hey y’all!
I’ve had these SG Dorkings in my dining room for 8 weeks. They’re a bit slow growing but I’m pretty sure they’re well feathered enough to move out to the coop.

The problem is we are having quite a cold snap in eastern Ontario right now. Ottawa had a frost last night (we live about an hour south and we barely missed that frost) and tonight it’s going to get down to 7c/44f. The coop is all ready to go and these chicks are getting rowdy. But should I wait until it warms up a bit?

 

[AndyAmbiguous]

 

[lizmac]

if you have a heat lamp they're beyond ready to go out. I've never kept chicks in the house. They're in the coop from day one as day olds. I live in nova scotia on the coast so it's cool and I've never had a problem

 

[AndyAmbiguous]

There’s no electricity in the coop, but I bet we could run an extension cord?