How To Vent Your Chicken Coop

[@isaaccutlip5815]

Thank you so much. Ive learned more from this channel than all the other videos ive watched combined.

[@pretendfarm]

That’s great. I hope your project turns out well!

[@biancagerade4229]

Pretend farmer your videos are always so informative thank you very much for all your hard work ☺️

[@pretendfarm]

Thanks for watching my videos! I hope they never get old!

[@auntdeedeesdollnursery3212]

Very, very good video. Thanks for sharing. Happy Easter 🐣🎉

[@pretendfarm]

Thanks for watching! Happy Easter!

[@unfocused1]

Well, Pretend Farmer... that was a very imformative video-- full of great ideas for ventilation! I'd just want to add that having ventilation, especially up high to release the moisture from the chickens breath is really necessary for PREVENTION OF FROSTBITE. I've seen so many pictures of roosters with blackened combs (and worse) where the unfortunate cause was using plastic sheeting to block the wind but forgetting to leave a space open up high to let out the moisture. I love your coop, btw. It's a great design both for functionality and looks!

[@pretendfarm]

Thanks for the feedback! Our combs are nice and red here! The coop was my own design. It took almost $1,800 bucks to build, but I love it.

[@godsdaughter7556]

How do you keep the rain from coming in through the slats of wood?

[@pretendfarm]

@@godsdaughter7556 if we get a really bad storm with a lot of wind and rain and it blows it sideways, it will actually get a little damp in the shavings. This is something that happens a couple times a year and I change my bedding out weekly so it’s never been an issue, but it does happen.