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That is hilarious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But I am glad all is ok. Yup, it's hard to complain about chicken when stuff is falling off the back of a truck. Happened to my husband too. But with a $30,000.00 motorcycle on a trailer he forgot to put the lock in the trailer. Bahahhahahahahahahaha. Bad thing is several people witnessed it and gave us a 4 out of 10 and cheered in front of a hotel. Thankfully it missed on coming traffic and came to a dead stop. I just covered my face in pain and let him get out and load in it correctly so we could drive off. Yup, it was a weekend to remember and I am no longer the nagging wife about safety. (But I secretly check the lock before we drive off.)

. Now I have to hang out with MIL till he's done. 
then devine intervention happens as the lawn mower rolls off the back of the truck just 50 feet after we cross the highway. Dh slams on the brakes, throws open the door and jumps out to inspect the damage. Luckily there is NONE just a tiny scratch on the hood. We get it loaded back in the truck and on our way dh is obviously flustered and relieved the mower is ok. I turn to him and say "so I guess the chicken lecture is over" 


Retired Army (25 yrs), Married 4 grown kids, 3 grandkids, 1 dog, 1 cat, 3 finch, 9 fish and 14 Harleys and lost count of chickens...
I raise Heritage LF (Single Comb) RIRs. Fogle Line, Black Jersey Giants and Tolbunts.
WYGS SWAP PAGE: http://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=80874-my-swaptrade-page 
Retired Army (25 yrs), Married 4 grown kids, 3 grandkids, 1 dog, 1 cat, 3 finch, 9 fish and 14 Harleys and lost count of chickens...
I raise Heritage LF (Single Comb) RIRs. Fogle Line, Black Jersey Giants and Tolbunts.
WYGS SWAP PAGE: http://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=80874-my-swaptrade-page 
So where is everyone the last couple of days?????
Retired Army (25 yrs), Married 4 grown kids, 3 grandkids, 1 dog, 1 cat, 3 finch, 9 fish and 14 Harleys and lost count of chickens...
I raise Heritage LF (Single Comb) RIRs. Fogle Line, Black Jersey Giants and Tolbunts.
WYGS SWAP PAGE: http://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=80874-my-swaptrade-page 
Retired Army (25 yrs), Married 4 grown kids, 3 grandkids, 1 dog, 1 cat, 3 finch, 9 fish and 14 Harleys and lost count of chickens...
I raise Heritage LF (Single Comb) RIRs. Fogle Line, Black Jersey Giants and Tolbunts.
WYGS SWAP PAGE: http://www.backyardchickens.com/web/viewblog.php?id=80874-my-swaptrade-page 
Well now... that would be a deciding factor wouldn't it? I didn't intentionally do both but the girls insisted! No problems with the eggs under broodies except that I lost ONE to being too dry. All my previous experience in hatching was defeated for the most part this year. We moved to a dryer climate but I tried to keep the humidity the same as what the incubator manufacturer told me. Then in the later hatches, after somebody told me about the "dry" method, I tried letting the humidity get lower and it seemed to help. The little chickie I mentioned with the totally unabsorbed yolk was the very last chick to hatch for the year. It took a day longer than the others but it hatched really fast and on its own. So, maybe its not feed related. We have very low humidity here, 5% but I think my humidity was too high for most of my hatches! 



Haha, that's funny=) I have been delaying buying an incubator primarily because I know I would be the same!!, hehe... Had chicks when I was younger, but always used the broodies to hatch out chicks... If I were to get an incubator and started going crazy like you guys, I need to figure out in advance what to do with those fuzzy butts.... I love the idea of helping out the 4-H kiddos.. Sounds like I need to check into that more!!
Sorry about those problems with hatching chicks, I need to do lots more reading before I dive into that, it would make me feel horrible to have that happen to the chicks!
Oh, and loved the story about the lawnmower, too funny!
DH, 3 boys under 8; Birds: French Blue/Black CM's, OE's, bantam cochin calico project, assorted laying hens. Next spring (2014): Crested Cream Legbar and Wheaten Maran hatching eggs... Wish List: enough space for 10 more breeds
Swaps: http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/dalooras-swap-page
Birds: http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/dhens-coop
Water heaters: http://www.backyardc...
DH, 3 boys under 8; Birds: French Blue/Black CM's, OE's, bantam cochin calico project, assorted laying hens. Next spring (2014): Crested Cream Legbar and Wheaten Maran hatching eggs... Wish List: enough space for 10 more breeds
Swaps: http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/dalooras-swap-page
Birds: http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/dhens-coop
Water heaters: http://www.backyardc...
9 made it to lock down ALL 9 hatched. 
Yes 1 shell says Nelson. Also Lobo, Professor, Jake, Stuard (?) & OB?.
Silver Laced Brahmas, Tolbunts,BBS Marans, Tolbunt mixed bucket of fun eggs and ;A bunch of projects working right now!!!!! 
Silver Laced Brahmas, Tolbunts,BBS Marans, Tolbunt mixed bucket of fun eggs and ;A bunch of projects working right now!!!!! 
Chicks are hatching all over (6 yesterday and 3 last night) but one little thing pipped a couple days ago and made it's hole bigger and bigger. Looks like it tried to zip, making it about a 1/4 turn. It just sits there, peeping. I HATE culling, so I'm so afraid of helping. Help? Leave it?