Currently preparing to start my journey with chickens thanks for this!

Before covid i never had chickens, and now I can't live without them lol. Thank you for the ideas, I also don't and can't put electricity in their coop so i need to make sure it's comfy enough for them.

I used the board insulation. It would have cost me an fortune to use that. But insulation is insulation!! Hope it’s better for them this year!

This will be our first winter with chickens. so far they seem great with the coop we built for them in a suburban area of North Texas. When I pick them up to see how they are doing in 30 degrees weather, they seem warm under their feathers. All of them are quite active and love the corn we give them when it gets below freezing. They are still laying eggs, which was a surprise to us during this time! We don't use heat lamps either for the reasons you all gave in the video, and advice we have heard from other sources that indicate chickens are fine down to zero degrees if they can be in a place that blocks the wind, but gets some ventilation.. Thanks for sharing your experiences with all of us that are pursuing this kind of life!

This has always worked great for us

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Good Morning! I just got chicks and I am trying to decide on the best predator proof coop to build. I appreciate videos such as this! Thank you so much! Nice coop. Elderberries are amazing. I grow tons of elderberries. I hope you have a blessed day! Wendy🙏🏻🇺🇸🌎

Tomorrow is our prep day, I got a couple bales of straw this afternoon. We still have chickens roosting in trees! 🤦🏼‍♀️ We are bedding down the rabbits also, as well as the Mayor, our boss dog. You reminded me I have a water heater somewhere. I need to find that too! Ya'll stay safe and have a Merry Christmas!

Thank you.

Filing this away for when we have chickens in the future!

Thanks for the video. I live in San Diego so it goes down to 40s at its lowest. Usually in the 50s. Question I have is do u remove the insulation during the summer or keep it on all yr round. I want my chickens to be comfortable given it's my 1st time raising chickens in the city. 😊 thanks for the help.

New here. 👋 What was the diatomaceous earth for? Thanks!

I'm looking at getting some chickens for the first time, and I've never had any farm animals. We just moved from the city to a farm last year. I live near Toronto, Canada, and our winters can get down to -30 degrees F. Would this still work for me? Or is that too cold? Thanks!

It’s at Least 8 degrees warmer