Wintertime eggs

[PennysCoop]

I started my flock last spring and have been getting beautiful eggs all summer, fall and although production has slacked off in the winter I am still getting a decent amount of eggs. I have 22 hens and I am getting 12 or 13 eggs a day right now. My question is, when it's cold outside and the eggs are in the coop for a few hours is it ok to let them come back to room temp and leave out on the counter? Or should the eggs be refrigerated because they are cold.

 

[Chookchicken]

I just leave mine on the bench, the cold doesn’t do anything to eggs that’s why you don’t have to refrigerate them.

 

[PennysCoop]

I just leave mine on the bench, the cold doesn’t do anything to eggs that’s why you don’t have to refrigerate them.

Thank you

 

[CluckerFamily]

I leave mine on the kitchen counter no matter the weather.

 

[wf1992]

I never even thought to worry about that! Glad it's not a problem Unless they've cracked from freezing, they go on my counter.

 

[PennysCoop]

Thank you, since I give away a lot of eggs I want to make sure they’re safe

 

[neo71665]

Mine stay on the counter, aint died after 40 years.