Drywall screws would actually be sharper than wood screws.
Just examples... any good sharp one will work, that's all I was trying to stress... the waxy coating and tough shell of duck eggs makes it super tricky... forcing the point in can end in tragedy... I've got personal experience with that, but got lucky... :/
Are chicken and duck air cells roughly the same or do they grow differently?
I saw the Chrissy update! She is looking good!! you have to be so relieved!!
I used a fishing knife with a sharp point for my last safe hole... That ok with ducks?
BTW, you see the Chrissy update??
Drywall screws would actually be sharper than wood screws.
Thanks again.
Ravyn, I've thought of another question!
I'm sure she will be making a mess in no time!! Until then enjoy the cleanlinessI'm so happy!! I won't be entirely pleased until she starts making a mess again.... It isn't like her to leave water un-dumped...
I'd actually never use a knife for those... if that slips, much more dangerous than a screw or nail...
Yes, I did! Commented in an Ovate... very great news!
I'm sure she will be making a mess in no time!! Until then enjoy the cleanliness
I used a fishing knife with a sharp point for my last safe hole... That ok with ducks?
BTW, you see the Chrissy update??
glad they made it unbroken! Are the detached ones just one bubble? Or many small bubbles?Serama eggs arrived from California, all 12 intact, none broken (no extras, either)
Air cells are wonky, 4-5 totally detached. Plus the cold has me worried. But we'll see what the Brinsea can do with them.
I'm going to put a few of my bearded cochin pullet eggs in too.
