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How are you all? :)

My bantams stayed inside when they lived outside during unfavourable weather. I think they are wiser than the big guns :lol:

Oh boy :th Lucky for me, I raise my feather footed chickens inside during the winter. They are bantams, so it's no big deal.

Totally get that. Mud is hard to beat.

@Fruber Lives in Germany

There's From my experience with max of 40C and low of colder than -15C here is what I can tell you about breeds we have here that THRIVE in both :) -Australorp -Jersey Giant -Brahma -Delaware -Sex Link -Rhode Island Red -Sussex

That's not top bad. We're in a stretch of -30F right now. That's normal here. That's -34.4c

I'm under 2' of snow rn with another 7in tomorrow. Fwiw, even though I am American, I can convert to Metric and Centigrade very easily even in my head :p In fact, my phone is on military time and uses centigrade for the weather app ;) But in all fairness I never changed it back after living in...

Well dang. I would fight the authorities, too. Nobody is killing my chickens unless they want to brawl or hurt me first.

I watched a YouTuber in the UK who went through that.

Don't they worry about possible mutation or resistance?

Oy. Making me rethink breeding chickens in Germany.

@Shadrach I will read those links now :) Actually, I never mentioned mixing breeds. I only said I wanted to bring new breeds to Europe.

Yes :)

That's who I was looking for :)

@Hans77 is in Belgium.

I've been curious, what did you think of S.A? I'm strongly wanting to move to the African mainland and right now S.A is one of the most stable countries. Do you think it would be a good fit for an American?

Fwiw, I can code a table into posts here. If you need one, let me know.

When I was in Schwarzwald, Germany it seemed like Chickens were on the backburner and nobody used medications for them. Granted, I saw them at parks and farms.

I'm of Asian, American Indian and European descent probably moving back to Europe ;) Or more likely East Africa.