Here in Northern Connecticut, we have had an unusually snow-free winter, for which my flock and I are tremendously grateful. But, after 60°F temperatures on Thursday, we were treated to 8″ of snow and temps in the teens. As Hartford native, Mark Twain once said of New England: “if you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.” Please enjoy the photos.
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Here in Northern Connecticut, we have had an unusually snow-free winter, for which my flock and I are tremendously grateful. But, after 60°F temperatures on Thursday, we were treated to 8″ of snow and temps in the teens. As Hartford native, Mark Twain once said of New England: “if you don’t like the weather, wait a minute.” Please enjoy the photos.
This would be cool to try out!
This would be a great way to keep all those little floor sleepers warmer. Don’t heat my coop but worry about those little silkies in a huddle.
Colorado has been at -10 to -20 degrees most of this last week at night and around 30 during the day. My flock of red sex links, a barred rock, a white leghorn, easter eggers, 3 EE x Silkie hens, and my turkeys would love the extra heat! A heater would be a great addition to my coop. The only thing heating it up is a 250 watt bulb. They still all average 6-7 eggs a week despite the cold weather! Thanks for the opportunity.
What a great idea! Sure would help with my early hatching chicks in the coop.
Would love to win!! Thanks