Our chickens also had a snow day today. Went to check on them this morning..."bock bock bock let us outside!" [5 seconds later] "whoa, the snow is deeper than our legs, maybe we'll just stay inside today."
My hens must be part Husky. They hate being cooped up during the day, even in sub-zero temps. They stay out of the deep snow, sticking to the network of paths I've dug or trampled out in doing my chores. I wonder if I could train them to pull a sled?
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Our chickens also had a snow day today. Went to check on them this morning..."bock bock bock let us outside!" [5 seconds later] "whoa, the snow is deeper than our legs, maybe we'll just stay inside today."
Ahh, chickens.