Chicken

Chickens can be trained to go inside a coop in the evening by feeding and watering them inside at dusk. Once the birds are inside,… Read More »How Do You Keep Chickens At Night?

In extreme frostbite situations, it is possible that major portions of the combs or feet will freeze. In such situations, especially if feet are affected,… Read More »Can A Chickens Feet Freeze?

Chickens will roost in trees at night unless they are maimed, too hefty, ailing or sitting on eggs or sometimes if they have young chicks… Read More »Do Chickens Get Locked Up At Night?

It is crucial that your hens stay in their coop at night. Despite what you might think, there are almost always predators around, even in… Read More »Why Do You Put Chickens Up At Night?

Automatic chicken coop doors help to keep your chickens safe by working on a timer or motion sensor to open and close. A chicken coop… Read More »Does A Chicken Coop Need A Door?

Consistently high summer temperatures can cause your chickens to suffer from heat stress and overheating, or even halt their egg-laying process. Among heavier breeds, extreme… Read More »Can A Chicken Coop Get Too Hot?

Be sure the coop has adequate ventilation to allow the excess water vapors in the air to escape. Usually this is accomplished by placing shed… Read More »How Do You Stop Condensation In A Chicken Coop?

A well-designed coop has at least two windows on opposite sides for cross ventilation. Ideally the chickens’ roost is located between them so the birds… Read More »How Many Windows Do You Need In A Chicken Coop?

A shade-cloth shelter is also a good option for chooks. Go for 80 or 90% shade but don’t cover the whole run. Tie the cloth… Read More »What Can I Use For Shade In Chicken Coop?

A shade-cloth shelter is also a good option for chooks. Go for 80 or 90% shade but don’t cover the whole run. Tie the cloth… Read More »What Kind Of Shade Do Chickens Need?