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Posted by cathy41311 on October 18, 2002 at 06:56:08:

In Reply to: Re: high humidity needed! posted by Rouen on October 17, 2002 at 20:23:28:

:Q;I am not sure what to due with them after they are old enough to go outside, or when this will be.
:A;keep them inside till they are fully feathered, and because it's getting cold now, also don't take them out for long periods of time they could get sick, their down isn't very warm without feathers

:Q;What kind of shelter will they need to survive a Kentucky winter
:A;a shed or small coop should do, I like to have at least 2square ft per bird

:the weak chick may not survive but if it's younger then the strong one then it might live, eating is a good sign too,
:hope they do well, and good luck with the other eggs!

Thanks for all your information, you have been a big help.

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