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chickens and snow

Darragh3206 · 2018-03-02 09:25:08

Is it ok to leave chickens free roam on their usual patch of ground that has 3 inches of snow?

02-03-2018 10:25am

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Darragh3206

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Is it ok to leave chickens free roam on their usual patch of ground that has 3 inches of snow?

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#2 03-03-2018 6:16pm

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Darragh3206 wrote:

Is it ok to leave chickens free roam on their usual patch of ground that has 3 inches of snow?

Yes.make sure their water isnt frozen.theyr tough .

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#3 03-03-2018 6:18pm

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Mine wouldn't leave her coop with the last three days! I put feed and water in with her so she wouldn't have to.

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