More people are buying hens for eggs during the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what to know before you decide to try it at home.
Chicks need four to six weeks to bask in the glow of warm light while they acclimate to the temperature of the outside world.
As Watkins noted, “It is the first four weeks that is the most intensive. They need to be kept at the correct temperature, ventilated but not in a draft, with clean water and food ― that’s about it. It is important to check on them regularly, but what I think makes it easy is that there are very obvious [sensory] cues. If chickens are uncomfortable, they will make a ruckus. If they are too hot, they are really spread out and get pretty noisy.
And Cowans noted that depending on the breed, backyard chickens can be wonderful pets: “They are big lumps of joy.”
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