LOL!! What kind of trouble will that get you in with your family????I had 3 dishwashers at once; a son, a daughter, and a wife
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LOL!! What kind of trouble will that get you in with your family????I had 3 dishwashers at once; a son, a daughter, and a wife
I set very round BR eggs that I helped pick out the first time, and I got 9 roos and 6 pullets. I don't believe this theory. Perhaps someone got lucky a time or two and got more pullets and started that rumor, but that'll always be the case. There's no scientific evidence to back the claim that round is more likely to hatch pullets...If you're talking rounded eggs vs. pointy eggs, there is a theory circulating that round eggs produce mostly females. I plan on testing it next time I hatch
@Sally Sunshine
yes I would check the Thermostat First, the one you linked to originally.
Just use a multimeter and touch both contacts, basically if you get numbers then it goes to 0, it's got continuity/Not open circuit.
When testing be sure wires are disconnected.
You can check for power if ya feelin frisky, while in the heat dry mode.
Then you can try thermistor.
You are really just ruling these out as often if the heater burns out, it takes the board/control with it.
Most likely needs a board as well, but I can't say for sure without being there.
If there is no power between the Blue/Red wire on the heater to the Blue/White on the heater thermostat you need the control board. I suspect the relay blew out when the heater shorted out.
You're on thin ice, Dear. Better be plugging those holes PDQ! It's scary how quick a family of coons can wipe out a flock of chickens. A roll of 1/4" hardware cloth from Lowes will solve that problem quick. Just don't ask a clerk where it is; the clerks in our store never heard of it...they just sell it!Really, its got holes big enough for a raccoon to get in where the roof meets the walls!
I got nooo trouble with ventilation in my coop.
Its on my to-do though and does have a tarp mostly covering it
You're on thin ice, Dear. Better be plugging those holes PDQ! It's scary how quick a family of coons can wipe out a flock of chickens. A roll of 1/4" hardware cloth from Lowes will solve that problem quick. Just don't ask a clerk where it is; the clerks in our store never heard of it...they just sell it!
some breeds are, like the legbar, now serama are noisy little chits! I soooo want to do them again, but to find french white scovy is hard here!!
I think there is a old wives tale on this but there is a thread testing this.....
LINKS TO POST RESULTS ROUND OVAL = FEMALE MALE EGGS post #7595
iodine always on navels, they need to dry and close....
None at all; the kids are grown & gone, and the wife's engrossed in the idiot boxLOL!! What kind of trouble will that get you in with your family????
there is an interesting thread dedicated to that.If you're talking rounded eggs vs. pointy eggs, there is a theory circulating that round eggs produce mostly females. I plan on testing it next time I hatch