Would you put them outside for good?

[Miss Lydia]

Tonight is the night. Their house isn't draft free, but it has a tarp over it which significantly reduces the wind. There's a few inches of loose hay in it for them to snuggle down into.

Unfortunately this weekend it's going to hit negative 10 again, so they'll be back inside, but they seem to really enjoy it outside.

Well how did they do?

 

[superchemicalgirl]

I'm happy to report that there were no duck-sickles this morning despite it being 15 degrees and 2 sides of the coop being mesh wire. They were not pleased about being locked up in their "coop" and especially not without food/water (their first night of that, as well) but they forgave me (I think) once they saw I was toting breakfast.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I'm happy to report that there were no duck-sickles this morning despite it being 15 degrees and 2 sides of the coop being mesh wire. They were not pleased about being locked up in their "coop" and especially not without food/water (their first night of that, as well) but they forgave me (I think) once they saw I was toting breakfast.

 

[superchemicalgirl]

For those of you playing along at home, it's 5.5 degrees outside right now and they're fine, they've been out all night.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Tough lil buggers aren't they!

For those of you playing along at home, it's 5.5 degrees outside right now and they're fine, they've been out all night.