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Should I Let My Chickens Out Of The Coop Stardew Valley. Or will i have to make sure. If you have a silo and your coop/barn are fully upgraded, you will never see the hay in the trough go down, it will autofill. Notthatharkness mar 7, 2016 @ 6:09pm. They'll go outside if it's not raining or winter and eat any grass you have. Every morning your animals will eat a bit of them thus will not need. You should always let the chickens out during the day if you can. I let my chickens out, so they'd eat free range. They stay inside during the winter and when it rains, otherwise let them roam the. They will only swim after you've pet them, presumably because swimming takes them out of the range where they can be petted, and generally only if there is water near your coop. At the time my coop was also not gated. If i put a fence around the coop, and plant some grass then let the chicken out, will it be safe from wild animal attacks? How do i get them back in? You can buy grass starter from store and plant grass within the fence.

Notthatharkness mar 7, 2016 @ 6:09pm. How do i get them back in? They stay inside during the winter and when it rains, otherwise let them roam the. If you have a silo and your coop/barn are fully upgraded, you will never see the hay in the trough go down, it will autofill. I let my chickens out, so they'd eat free range. Or will i have to make sure. You can buy grass starter from store and plant grass within the fence. They'll go outside if it's not raining or winter and eat any grass you have. You should always let the chickens out during the day if you can. They will only swim after you've pet them, presumably because swimming takes them out of the range where they can be petted, and generally only if there is water near your coop.

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Should I Let My Chickens Out Of The Coop Stardew Valley You should always let the chickens out during the day if you can. If you have a silo and your coop/barn are fully upgraded, you will never see the hay in the trough go down, it will autofill. You should always let the chickens out during the day if you can. You can buy grass starter from store and plant grass within the fence. They stay inside during the winter and when it rains, otherwise let them roam the. Or will i have to make sure. If i put a fence around the coop, and plant some grass then let the chicken out, will it be safe from wild animal attacks? Every morning your animals will eat a bit of them thus will not need. Notthatharkness mar 7, 2016 @ 6:09pm. How do i get them back in? I let my chickens out, so they'd eat free range. They will only swim after you've pet them, presumably because swimming takes them out of the range where they can be petted, and generally only if there is water near your coop. They'll go outside if it's not raining or winter and eat any grass you have. At the time my coop was also not gated.