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blucoondawg Location: Northern Wisconsin Joined: 1/2013 Posts: 1,136 offline I don't see any ventilation in the coop part. Optimally you will want to have some cross ventilation near the ceiling of the coop Edited by blucoondawg - Yesterday at 5:48 pm ReplyQuote Multi post #3 of 3...

Thanks! Hollywood is in love w/ the camera. Also, the tarp does not seem to be creating a wind tunnel. I live on a ridge so where they are is usually more windy then down near the house and they really seem to hate the wind so once I put up the tarp they were much happier. Also, yes there is a...

Thanks for the reply! Yes, the wind break def. helps. I don't have eaves in the roof so I left some room at the top for ventilation. It has already snowed some and it seems like the tilt of the roof keeps most of the snow out. I'm thinking once we get a really good snow fall I'll be putting some...

Thanks for the response and I agree. This is the only problem I've come across or can't seem to fix. I know how important it is but there is not much room to make one, two or even three holes to create some cross ventilation. They have a pop door into the run. When they go in at night the pop...