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I wish! They only open from the bottom.can the tops of the windows open down? If so, the chickens would be below the opening. You would still need to prevent rain and snow from entering.
Depending on the space in your coop, and how many chickens you have.... and how much snow you get....There's basically no overhang. View attachment 2831321View attachment 2831323
I think they will go to side where there are no drafts. Mine scoot away from window at night. Always an option to add ventilation.So this will be the first winter with this new coop, and I'm realising there's a problem with the design. As you can see in this (old) pic, the roosts are right in front of the windows. View attachment 2831242 I've left the windows open for ventilation all summer unless it's stormy, but I live in Canada and winters can get really cold (-30C), so I obviously can't keep leaving the windows open. I already added a 16"x4" soffit vent to the top of the back wall, but I'm not sure that's going to be enough ventilation for winter. Thoughts or advice?