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[/IMG] THIS is what happens when we are mean!!!!

VERY CLOSE CALL WITH A FOX JUST A COUPLE MINUTES AGO! He was almost clearing the pen which is about 6', where the girls were freaking out. No damage on the ladies just a little petrified very thankful we didn't loose any :)

I got 7

Despite the wind and snow the girls still made it out to play today

I don't like when the trees bend right near the ladies coop

The girls are all ready for tonight! Can't wait for the warm weather to roll in ASAP! Some have frostbite which I was expecting but overall they did pretty good!

I just went out and noticed most of the girls combs were starting to get that frostbite color. I put bag balm on and then put them in the coop, I plan on leaving them in for maybe an hour or two. They don't know when to call it quits.

I put a heavy blanket up against the wall where the girls roost and I am giving them cracked corn before they go in for the night, I think they should be good.

I'm stuck between not putting a light in just for tonight and tomorrow night or not doing it at all. I was thinking maybe just putting either a 60 watt or 100 watt bulb in just for some added heat. Any thoughts??

Hope the ladies are ready for some brutally cold weather this weekend.They were all outside today for the whole day. They even laid 4 eggs

They are out and about!!

Mine have been laying throughout the cold weather

The girls haven't tried coming outside yet, probably waiting till it lightens up a bit, I don't blame them. I've been checking on them and they are still laying!

Yesterday the backyard was bare! Now there is snow all over, the girls are not happy this morning.

My girls have been laying between 2-5 a day thorough out the snow, rain and cold!

I plan on using this on all of the girls just incase and it should make their little peck cuts heal too!

I put some bag balm on her comb last night hoping it would act like vaseline. This morning I checked on her and it seems that the darker part towards the end of her comb is red like the rest hopefully it worked.

One of our girls (floppy), has this coloration towards the back of her comb. I posted a thread in the emergencies just to see if it was, turns out it is:(. This weekend I will be adding a vent towards the top of the coop, on the opposite side of where they roost. I also was reading that their...

I think they are starting to not care about the snow!