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I never was any good at math. Chicken math is just beyond me.

 

(Apparently!! I bought an incubator and then went hog wild bidding on eggs! I think I have more coming then my incubator will actually hold!)barnie.gif

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Originally Posted by NancyWicker View Post

I never was any good at math. Chicken math is just beyond me.

 

(Apparently!! I bought an incubator and then went hog wild bidding on eggs! I think I have more coming then my incubator will actually hold!)barnie.gif


ROFL  i did that too!  so i bought 2 more hovabators and turners. one came in damaged, so they sent me another one free, and ups never picked up the dinged one. *gears turning*  so i went to gqf, and bought a replacement picture window top and bottom, moved the guts over, and now have 4! hehe  so now i can have rotating hatches among them all, and use the 4th as a hatcher specifically. 

 

i just have to remember to mark the set date on my eggs. 

hubby asks 'when are those ones due?'  uh...  hu.gif  so i keep candling them waiting for drawdown then they go over to the hatcher.

Karen - k.i.forgot (it's a ham thing...)
Welcome to the Zoo!  2 Morgans, 2 Minis, 1 Standard Poodle, 3 cats, 3 pet birds and the chickens.

Dorkings and bantam Cochins mostly, with a few others here and there.

And of course, my wonderful Hubby, who puts up with me and keeps me in check when I start to get crazy.

Feather Anatomy Guide  -  Genetics Simplified  -  My Website

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Karen - k.i.forgot (it's a ham thing...)
Welcome to the Zoo!  2 Morgans, 2 Minis, 1 Standard Poodle, 3 cats, 3 pet birds and the chickens.

Dorkings and bantam Cochins mostly, with a few others here and there.

And of course, my wonderful Hubby, who puts up with me and keeps me in check when I start to get crazy.

Feather Anatomy Guide  -  Genetics Simplified  -  My Website

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Originally Posted by NancyWicker View Post

I never was any good at math. Chicken math is just beyond me.

 

(Apparently!! I bought an incubator and then went hog wild bidding on eggs! I think I have more coming then my incubator will actually hold!)barnie.gif


ROFL  i did that too!  so i bought 2 more hovabators and turners. one came in damaged, so they sent me another one free, and ups never picked up the dinged one. *gears turning*  so i went to gqf, and bought a replacement picture window top and bottom, moved the guts over, and now have 4! hehe  so now i can have rotating hatches among them all, and use the 4th as a hatcher specifically. 

 

i just have to remember to mark the set date on my eggs. 

hubby asks 'when are those ones due?'  uh...  hu.gif  so i keep candling them waiting for drawdown then they go over to the hatcher.




I mark the hatch dates on mine, not the set date. I just have to figure out when I set them so I know when to candle them, lol! Kinda the reverse of what you do. :)

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hahahaha!! lau.gif   Time for another incubator!!

 

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Originally Posted by NancyWicker View Post

I never was any good at math. Chicken math is just beyond me.

 

(Apparently!! I bought an incubator and then went hog wild bidding on eggs! I think I have more coming then my incubator will actually hold!)barnie.gif



 

"If having a soul means being able to feel love and loyalty and gratitude, then animals are better off than a lot of humans"

~ James Herriot

 

Home to Sebastopol geese in white and colors, Black and Lavender Orpingtons, Buff/Gold laced brahmas, BBS/mottled bantam cochins, Mille Fleur/Calico bantam cochins, smooth and frizzled Seramas, Butterscotch Call Ducks and a whole flock of laying hens. 

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"If having a soul means being able to feel love and loyalty and gratitude, then animals are better off than a lot of humans"

~ James Herriot

 

Home to Sebastopol geese in white and colors, Black and Lavender Orpingtons, Buff/Gold laced brahmas, BBS/mottled bantam cochins, Mille Fleur/Calico bantam cochins, smooth and frizzled Seramas, Butterscotch Call Ducks and a whole flock of laying hens. 

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I have almost 3 dozen eggs collected from my birds and I can't set any... My incubator is full!  I do have 2 broodies, but they are first time brooders and I am a bit concerned about the one's temperament.  All my others I can touch and check, her, she's attacking my hand as I open the egg hatch!  They can't sit on nearly 3 dozen eggs anyways...

Mille Fleur, Mottled, Black & Blue Bantam Cochins
75% Blue & Black LF English Orps (LF Choc & Mauve Project)
Chocolate Bantam Orpingtons

In The Incubator:
Near capacity... To many.

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Mille Fleur, Mottled, Black & Blue Bantam Cochins
75% Blue & Black LF English Orps (LF Choc & Mauve Project)
Chocolate Bantam Orpingtons

In The Incubator:
Near capacity... To many.

Reyvaughn's Swap Page

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Originally Posted by Reyvaughn View Post

I have almost 3 dozen eggs collected from my birds and I can't set any... My incubator is full!  I do have 2 broodies, but they are first time brooders and I am a bit concerned about the one's temperament.  All my others I can touch and check, her, she's attacking my hand as I open the egg hatch!  They can't sit on nearly 3 dozen eggs anyways...

one of my first time broodies was like that for about a week. then she got used to me checking her and even picking her up off the eggs.  i wouldn't worry about a bit of attitude, personally.


 

 

Karen - k.i.forgot (it's a ham thing...)
Welcome to the Zoo!  2 Morgans, 2 Minis, 1 Standard Poodle, 3 cats, 3 pet birds and the chickens.

Dorkings and bantam Cochins mostly, with a few others here and there.

And of course, my wonderful Hubby, who puts up with me and keeps me in check when I start to get crazy.

Feather Anatomy Guide  -  Genetics Simplified  -  My Website

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Karen - k.i.forgot (it's a ham thing...)
Welcome to the Zoo!  2 Morgans, 2 Minis, 1 Standard Poodle, 3 cats, 3 pet birds and the chickens.

Dorkings and bantam Cochins mostly, with a few others here and there.

And of course, my wonderful Hubby, who puts up with me and keeps me in check when I start to get crazy.

Feather Anatomy Guide  -  Genetics Simplified  -  My Website

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post #4057 of 6231

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How does this little girl look?  Keeper?

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How about the shy boy in the back of these 2 pics?

 

NO idea why 2 of the pics ended up sideways....anyone know how to fix it??

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the boy looks like he will turn out really nice. not too sure about the girl but I think she's going to be more or a mottled buff columbian color
 

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How about the shy boy in the back of these 2 pics?

 

NO idea why 2 of the pics ended up sideways....anyone know how to fix it??



 

Chickens are like potato chips, you can't have just one!
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Project Blue Laced Red Bantam Cochins

Available Birds album link below...

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Chickens are like potato chips, you can't have just one!
Breeder and Exhibitor of BBS Mottled Bantam Cochins www.thecochincoop.com

Project Blue Laced Red Bantam Cochins

Available Birds album link below...

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post #4060 of 6231

Thanks!

I really like him!

 

The girl *should* shed her juvie molt with proper coloring. 

She already has tiny black chevrons on her tail feathers.

 

Her mother is the same light buff, but with MF chevrons and tips, so I'm hoping she'll do the same thing!

BUT - I'm not certain b/c I added a new roo...so we shall see!

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