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Quote: I think so yes. Yup it is. The Haiti Earthquake was 7 I think, and this one being 8.8. They said this one in Chile is 500-700 times stronger than the one in Haiti.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/02/27/chile.quake/index.html?hpt=T1

It was a Piper PA-28 Cherokee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piper_Cherokee

Organize the chicken owners. Online would be a good option. You could set up a website, blog, or facebook group. It is important that you keep track of when the meetings are, and try to get as many to them as possible.

I have coturnix eggs due to hatch any time. I can't take the anticipation much longer!

In the past 2 days or so I upped the humidity alot to hepl with the hatch, but for the rest of the incubation process, I kept it pretty low. Also, because I do not have official egg trays, I improvised by doing this: I set the eggs big end up (pointy end down) in pine shavings to hold them...

I have Coturnix eggs in the incubator, due to hatch Tomorrow or Tuesday. The last time I hatched eggs, a few fully developed chicks died in the eggs. Is there any way to prevent this? Is it the temperature? Humidity?

Quote: Where in Ohio are you? Central

Quote: I don't think they are hired yet. They just got the e-mail saying their resume was accepted.

Another 5-8 inches expected tomorrow and Wednesday.

Look, and post on Craigslist. Whenever I find an animal I post it on the found ads there.

Well, We stayed at about 6 inches of snow (the snow was so heavy it was compressing on itself) and the power stayed on. There is another storm front expected to move in midweek. I'm not sure how much snow is expected on that one. I'll keep you guys updated, thanks for the "warm" wishes.

We have 5 or 6 inches on the ground now, and that is expected to double. 30 Mile Per Hour winds are expected, and the "wet" snow is expected to freeze as temperatures plummet. There is a possibility that the power may go out. I currently have quail eggs in the incubator, any tips on keeping the...

Well, first off, a pair won't give you many eggs Second, how old are they?

I had quail eggs that the seller shipped to me on January 26. They should have been here yesterday via priority mail. I was pretty mad at the post office for delaying the eggs in this freezing weather, until, just now, my Mailman made a special stop at my house to hand deliver the eggs to me, so...

The cheap thermometer that came with my hovabator broke, and I need to get a new one. What kind of thermometer do you use? Where did you buy it?

3/14/2010 12:00 Noon.

I would like to buy Bobwhite eggs. They would need to be able to survive in my climate. Northern bobwhites would be ideal. I would only like a dozen or a dozen and a half eggs. I would prefer eggs that will be available within the next month or so.

Quote: wanna sell me some GG bob hatching eggs?? Do you sell hatching eggs? Are they laying now?

Quote: Me too! We haven't had one of those since September. Highs in the 20's, Low's in the teens here. With snow expected everyone of the 5 days. 3-6" of snow expected in the next day alone.