Be prepared, egg and meat production, hens and roosters. Prepping in the backyard.
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Coming from Oz, I like the way you say Australorp
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How far does the temperature drop inside your coop during the coldest winter months? Do you augment the heat inside the coop with heat lamps or heaters, etc.?
I enjoyed watching your vid. Everybody seems happy and well taken care of.
bee13zz 2 months ago
@bee13zz I have not recorded the inside temps, however I have never had any problem with the cold. Michigan can get pretty cold, so I restrict the birds outside adventures and provide perches wide enough so that the birds can perch in comfort and still cover there legs and toes when sleeping.
WolverinePrepperGirl 2 months ago
@bee13zz . One time I had a rooster get out during an ice storm, he lost part of his comb, but still had a long happy life. However the eggs will turn into frozen eggs if left over night. I like to think my birds love me; they are a lot of fun.
WolverinePrepperGirl 2 months ago