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Do Chickens Like Water Misters. Do your chickens seem to like it? We've read some reviews on different misters. The misters can often do more harm than good, making the air moist and potentially causing respiratory. As a chicken keeper, you must protect your flock from scorching heat and provide plenty of shelter and fresh, cool water. Shade, water, and ventilation are the three most basic needs to keep chickens comfortable during the summer. I have a mister that i turn on for them to cool down the area by their coop. But that’s not all you can do! I do make sure the flock gets. Additional cooling such as ice blocks and misters can offer further cooling benefits and help. Does it get them wet or is it more of a fine mist? They really would rather dig holes in the garden under the. We’ll take you through the must do’s, the can do’s, and the don’t do’s about caring for your chickens during the summer months. Do chickens like being misted?

Do your chickens seem to like it? They really would rather dig holes in the garden under the. We’ll take you through the must do’s, the can do’s, and the don’t do’s about caring for your chickens during the summer months. We've read some reviews on different misters. Do chickens like being misted? Additional cooling such as ice blocks and misters can offer further cooling benefits and help. As a chicken keeper, you must protect your flock from scorching heat and provide plenty of shelter and fresh, cool water. But that’s not all you can do! I do make sure the flock gets. Shade, water, and ventilation are the three most basic needs to keep chickens comfortable during the summer.

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Do Chickens Like Water Misters We've read some reviews on different misters. I do make sure the flock gets. Additional cooling such as ice blocks and misters can offer further cooling benefits and help. Do chickens like being misted? We've read some reviews on different misters. They really would rather dig holes in the garden under the. But that’s not all you can do! Does it get them wet or is it more of a fine mist? Do your chickens seem to like it? As a chicken keeper, you must protect your flock from scorching heat and provide plenty of shelter and fresh, cool water. We’ll take you through the must do’s, the can do’s, and the don’t do’s about caring for your chickens during the summer months. The misters can often do more harm than good, making the air moist and potentially causing respiratory. Shade, water, and ventilation are the three most basic needs to keep chickens comfortable during the summer. I have a mister that i turn on for them to cool down the area by their coop.