Chicken

Yes. As long as they can get to food and water, they will lay an egg if it is their day to lay. Does weather… Read More »Do Chickens Lay Eggs In Rain?

It is likely that they are staying outside because there is not enough light in the A-frame just as you thought. Instinctively chickens want to… Read More »Why Are My Chickens Staying In The Rain?

Secure the top of the chicken run with aviary netting or deer netting. This will help defend against predators like chicken hawks, and it will… Read More »How Do You Protect The Top Of A Chicken Run?

One word: Plastics Most chickens do not like walking in snow. Enclosing your run with plastic wrap or a tarp can help to block wind… Read More »Should I Wrap My Chicken Run In Plastic?

Most chickens do not like walking in snow. Enclosing your run with plastic wrap or a tarp can help to block wind and prevent snow… Read More »What Should I Cover My Chicken Run With In The Winter?

It can promote internal parasites and increase issues with bumble foot. Muddy runs look awful, are smelly, makes the chickens look unkempt and attracts a… Read More »What Happens If Chickens Feet Get Wet?

Chicken feathers are somewhat waterproof, so letting them out is fine. Letting your birds out prevents overcrowding, boredom and the diseases that go along with… Read More »What Should I Do With My Chickens When It Rains?

Concrete is the ideal material for permanent chicken runs if money is not an issue. Concrete is a highly resistant and durable material. Concrete keeps… Read More »What Can I Cover My Chicken Run With?

If you can, bring them inside, a garage or basement will work, or even a spare bathroom if you have just a few chicken. Put… Read More »How Do You Storm Proof A Chicken Coop?

While spraying down the top of your coop or run can help cools things off, you shouldn’t spray your chickens directly or dunk their whole… Read More »Can I Spray My Chickens With Water?