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Owntalin

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Hey guys. So it's storming in England today. My babies first one ever. I have put them in their coop, however their run is all covered but I am worried about the storm and the bangs and lightening etc. Hubby says let them out, I'm not sure. It's hot and muggy and rainy and on off stormy. Right now it's stopped, but I don't wanna keep having to put them in and out it scared them. So rather just let them out through it or keep them in. What would you guys do?
 
Give them the option leave door open if they dont wana come out they wont where abouts are u no storms where i am yet but its bloody hot lol 🥵🥵
 
Owntalin said:
So it's storming in England today... I have put them in their coop, however their run is all covered but I am worried about the storm and the bangs and lightening etc. Hubby says let them out, I'm not sure. It's hot and muggy and rainy and on off stormy.
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I would give them free access to the coop and the run, but not out to free range. (Not quite sure what "let them out" means.)
 
My girls have sat in the run during a hailstorm. I know it's hard, but you kind of just have to let them handle it themselves, unless there are super dangerous things outside.
 

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