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  1. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    I wonder if they will have the size of the palms or the sweetgrass? These will be fun to watch grown, I think!
  2. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Are they definitely mixes or might there be some purebreds in there? Not that I mind either way, they will mostly be pets, just curious :)
  3. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Turkey update for you! Three out, one externally pipped. I am so curious to see what they look like when they feather out!
  4. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Oddly enough, they do better in my experience. With one group only two were fertile and both developed. One hatched and the other would have but it had a terrible yolk infection. The other group was three eggs, all fertile. 100% hatch rate :D
  5. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    No, they didn't. The humidity was just too darn high. Drowned most of the chicks too. I had one that I thought would make it but it had quit when I candled it for lockdown. The sebbies are coming from a woman who has 20 pairs of multiple colors. She's in MN. Her birds are all holderread stock...
  6. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    You want 15% weightloss by lockdown. I have more sebbie eggs coming, so I have to break out the scale! I don't usually bother weighing with other species, but with geese it's important. From the chickenstock eggs, I hatched four wheaton ameraucanas, one lavender orpington, and one black...
  7. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    All five started and one quit, so four are still going. Looking forward to them! I bet they'll have gorgeous feather patterns.
  8. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    That was me. They're due next week :)
  9. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    I have some hatching, but they aren't doing as well as I had hoped :( I think that the humidity was too high in the LG even though I never added any water at all through the incubation. The air cells just looked to be on the small side. I think all the NN's quit at lockdown. I do have one...
  10. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Thanks Nutty! I am going to have so many ameraucanas. Before the auction I bought 6 wheaton eggs from Aceschix.
  11. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    I have questions about all the eggs I won, lol. I won some that were labeled W -B/W Amerauacanas. Is this white and black and white? Also a question on the turkey eggs - they were labeled royal palm and sweetgrass. Will they be mixed or pure? Just curious!
  12. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Tab and Travis, thank you for hosting! I had a wonderful time. Just got done setting up the new incubator I had to buy on the way home because of all the darn eggs I won. I kind of cleaned housed on the eggs in the auction :hide I swear I didn't buy a ton of tickets and throw them in the eggs...
  13. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Sounds like we can do it so the demo is on. We'll pick up a paring knife if no one else has one to bring.Can someone bring an eempty milk bottle for the kill cone?
  14. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Hey guys, posting for Baking. Rancher was supposed to bring the rooster, so she thought the demo was off. However, if someone can bring a big pot, something to heat the water with like a turkey frier or burner, a killing cone or something to use as one like a bleach bottle etc, a sharp paring...
  15. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Lol, sure, I'll give it a try!
  16. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Excellent! I'm going to do this. Less cash to bring :)
  17. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    What color are your NNs? I'm looking for black ones to use in a little side project.
  18. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    How much for the pair of splash marans?
  19. Pyxis

    2014 New York Chickenstock

    Gramma I'm pretty sure SAHchickenmom was just offering the silkies to the group. I don't think she was talking to anyone specifically.
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