That's nice and cool here.At night if over 60f or so outside
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That's nice and cool here.At night if over 60f or so outside
That's a frigid day down here!if over 60f or so
@aart as well - im in a humid east coast area so 60s can still be a bit sticky. We are lucky we dont get a lot of temp extremes here, the ocean mediates it. I can imagine in harsher heat its def a concern keeping them cool enough since they cannot pant (EDIT:i meant perspire here ) like everyone else (including us lol).That's a frigid day down here!
Chickens can and do pant@aart as well - im in a humid east coast area so 60s can still be a bit sticky. We are lucky we dont get a lot of temp extremes here, the ocean mediates it. I can imagine in harsher heat its def a concern keeping them cool enough since they cannot pant like everyone else (including us lol).
Yup! Quite right ... lol ... i meant to say 'perspire'. Obvi ive had my nightcap alreadyChickens can and do pant
I dunno , I've pulled some pretty damp birds out of boxes for fair check in. To be fair those birds almost always had issues other than being damp thpugh, and I can promise they weren't damp from just having been washed.Yup! Quite right ... lol ... i meant to say 'perspire'. Obvi ive had my nightcap already
Thats super interesting. Condensation from breathing in a small space maybe?I dunno , I've pulled some pretty damp birds out of boxes for fair check in. To be fair those birds almost always had issues other than being damp thpugh, and I can promise they weren't damp from just having been washed.
You probably need more natural ventilation. Open up a serious part of a coop wall under the roof and add hardware cloth.I dunno , I've pulled some pretty damp birds out of boxes for fair check in. To be fair those birds almost always had issues other than being damp thpugh, and I can promise they weren't damp from just having been washed.