How long do you have to get an egg from a chicken cool climate?

The time it takes to collect an egg from a chicken in a cool climate is the same as in any other climate: right after the chicken lays it.

The chicken's laying cycle isn't affected by the climate, so it will lay an egg about every 24-26 hours, regardless of temperature.

However, the time it takes to notice the egg might be slightly longer in a cool climate. This is because chickens are less active in cooler temperatures, so they may not leave the nest immediately after laying.

So, while the egg is laid in the same timeframe, you might have to wait a bit longer to find it in a cool climate.