I insulated my "brooder room" to keep things more consistent.
Other than that, -20F and never lost a chicken. Keep them dry and draft free with good ventilation. They will do fine.
In fact, the only reason I insulated the brooder room was more for cooling in summer than heat in winter. It is on the south side so it gets heated up in the afternoon.
Other than that, -20F and never lost a chicken. Keep them dry and draft free with good ventilation. They will do fine.
In fact, the only reason I insulated the brooder room was more for cooling in summer than heat in winter. It is on the south side so it gets heated up in the afternoon.