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You could staple plastic on the inside of your framing to get a double layer of plastic with an airspace With double plastic you might get by without electric heatbrWhole corn provides extra calories in cold weatherbrThanks for the video
Comment from : Johnn Davis

Looks like they have a flat-screen!
Comment from : Michael B

New & subscribed Are you in Chicago?
Comment from : AZJH

Cold hardy breeds no heat stop the wind So long as they are dry, have water & feed and aren’t exposed to wind, they’ll do just fine in the coldbrbrPeople will end up killing their chickens by adding heat and attempting to alter their natural mechanism for survival They’re not cats or dogs they can survive in the cold
Comment from : Zeb Walton

Thank you
Comment from : Robert Greatsinger

L-bracket or wood block , lock the top of the heater , maybe
Comment from : Robert Greatsinger

Looks good
Comment from : Evelyn Rogers

Staple the door before you cut out the plastic
Comment from : Elsie

When your electricity goes down, it would be 'bye bye chickens'!
Comment from : Emma

Dont they need more ventilation for mold? to avoid lung issues?
Comment from : Liberty Belle Media

Clear "Alsynite" sheeting tek screwed to the coop, takes seconds to install/remove When the weather goes hot or cold I have even sheeted part of the run out in it for winter, best thing EVER Chickens ALWAYS have a dry coop and half dry run
Comment from : Gary Vee

Is that cozi heater safe?
Comment from : Justin Wyatt

This is not recommended It created moister in the coop and is not healthy for chickens do to their temperamental respiratory system Its always dangerous to take advice from back yard chicken people Although they mean well they don't know alot about chickens Its also not good to heat a coop Chickens dont do well in drafts but do really well in cold temperatures Placing any type of heater is not recommend in a chicken coop If the power ever goes off the chickens will not have enough time to acclimate to the cold temperature and may die Its better to allow the cold An average body heat of a chicken is between 105 and 107 and severs as antiquate protection against cold
Comment from : Mortgage Financing

That's a sick coop you've got there Built yourself?
Comment from : klavier285

give a yellow light bulb because it can warm the room is it still in your country? like Thomas Alva Edison's first lamp Greetings from me, Indonesian
Comment from : Halim 378

Thank you
Comment from : Explore America

That heater makes all the other birds seem homeless lol ❤️
Comment from : Adam K

Hi from Fort McMurray! love finding videos that are relevant to our crazy cold winters 👌👌👌🙂🙂🙂
Comment from : Christina Blundell

I think you did a really good job You covered all the basics Nice coop too
Comment from : Keli Kavanaugh

How have you found moisture now that this has been up for a while? We keep chickens in a cold climate (above the 60th parrelel Canada) and have been struggling to get enough airflow while keeping it warm enough in the coop
Comment from : Stuart Hugh

Look up how to make your coop predator-proof, because it isn't at the moment Plexiglass would be better than that plastic wrap as you can reuse it as well
Comment from : Pace De La Cruz

That coop is going to get really cold That plastic wrapping is NOT enough Just trying to help, not being an ass
Comment from : Pace De La Cruz

Shut one of those windows or you'll have a draft which will kill your chickens
Comment from : Pace De La Cruz

Hi from far, far away - Latvia! Thank you for well show chicken house insulation in a simple way Today we have 0 degrees but we usually also have large minus temperatures Think about next year build new coop for my chickens and your example, your coop - it will be useful for me Thank you!!!! (Sory about my bad english) Merry Christmas!
Comment from : Iveta Kassaliete