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Looks like the cold weather forced my broody off her eggs. Its snowing here. he.gif Dangit, I really wanted to enter to win that incubator... 



 I'm having broody problems too hmm.png I stuck 5 turkey eggs to test fertility for the Great Turkey Hatch and she bailed on them yesterday. No one is serious yet but pretty soon I'll have to build more nest boxes so the non broodies will have a place to lay. I just have no luck relocating broodies.

Dark Horse Acres

NPIP 42-618

Iowa Blues and a mixed flock of a wide variety.

http://www.iowabluechickenclub.com/

 

 

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Dark Horse Acres

NPIP 42-618

Iowa Blues and a mixed flock of a wide variety.

http://www.iowabluechickenclub.com/

 

 

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Here are the details of my set:

 

Shipped:

 

8 Barred Olive Eggers - BHep

8 Golden Campines - Debs_Flock (March Swap)

4 Blue Isbars - The Sheriff

24 Silkies - from multiple pens of pure colors - cjexotic

 

Picked-up:

 

15 Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Ameraucanas - ParadiseFoundFarm

 

Mine:

 

36 Icelandics (three Elska pullet eggs for you E fans!!)

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95 Total eggs   th.gif

 

The flash kind of "blew out" the color on the Ameraucana eggs in the first pic.......in the last pic they look "minty" and they are not.....

The four in the back left are the Isbar eggs......I'm so excited to see how they all do!!  wee.gif

 

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Don't be makin' fun of the old Farm Master 'bator now............CEDP_Stealer_Animation%2010.gif

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That's a neat old bator! You let me know if it needs to be rehomed big_smile.png
 

 

Dark Horse Acres

NPIP 42-618

Iowa Blues and a mixed flock of a wide variety.

http://www.iowabluechickenclub.com/

 

 

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Dark Horse Acres

NPIP 42-618

Iowa Blues and a mixed flock of a wide variety.

http://www.iowabluechickenclub.com/

 

 

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post #6143 of 11360

New pic, to replace the pic I posted previously! I found an excuse to add more eggs to the bator yesterday. I would have 12 chicken and 12 duck, but I poked a hole in one of them while I was marking them. So that went into muffins :) So, 12 ducks and 11 chickens! 

 

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Don't be makin' fun of the old Farm Master 'bator now............CEDP_Stealer_Animation%2010.gif

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That's a neat old bator! You let me know if it needs to be rehomed big_smile.png
 

 



Hi Kari!  Yeah, I'll let you know......you're close enough to get it!!

 

 

 

 

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I was pleasantly surprised by peeping this morning coming from a pipped egg due to hatch yesterday. [I usually have some pips by day 20 at the latest.] It is sitting in the half shell now, and waiting to see if the other hatches or if I need to go buy it some company. I set 10 pullet eggs and 2 Silver Ameraucana X Red Sexlink hen eggs to test fertility, and none of pullet eggs developed; not a great forecast on hatch rate for my Easter hatch. hmm.png

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Originally Posted by NotAFarm View Post

Here are the details of my set:

 

Shipped:

 

8 Barred Olive Eggers - BHep

8 Golden Campines - Debs_Flock (March Swap)

4 Blue Isbars - The Sheriff

24 Silkies - from multiple pens of pure colors - cjexotic

 

Picked-up:

 

15 Wheaten/Blue Wheaten Ameraucanas - ParadiseFoundFarm

 

Mine:

 

36 Icelandics (three Elska pullet eggs for you E fans!!)

_________________________

95 Total eggs   th.gif

 

The flash kind of "blew out" the color on the Ameraucana eggs in the first pic.......in the last pic they look "minty" and they are not.....

The four in the back left are the Isbar eggs......I'm so excited to see how they all do!!  wee.gif

 

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Don't be makin' fun of the old Farm Master 'bator now............CEDP_Stealer_Animation%2010.gif

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fl.gif For Elska eggs, and how could you mention her without a picture ? 
 

 

Chickens : YES!

Dogs: Siberian Husky, Schipperkee, and 2 Icelandic Sheepdogs

Goats: A small, fun herd of Nigerian Dwarf Goats

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Chickens : YES!

Dogs: Siberian Husky, Schipperkee, and 2 Icelandic Sheepdogs

Goats: A small, fun herd of Nigerian Dwarf Goats

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post #6147 of 11360
mlmdddh, Here ya go!!



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Well its been a heck of a week, I would have had more eggs from my gals but the creek behind the house flash flooded and I had to move everybody 3 days before set date and they didn't lay because of the stress. the water rose quick and I had to lock them inside their coops which I have 2 foot off the ground to make sure they were safe. I had to move all my young-ins new layers into the garage because their coop wasn't finished. They all basically stopped laying for those 3 days, can't blame um. but then a teacher contacted me about 2 dozen she needed to set this week for her elementary class the other person she ordered her eggs from went flaky on her. So I donated the last 2 dozen I collected for the hatch-a-along to her classroom. Then my computer hard drive ate ****, I a now sick from wading through that fridged cold water to keep them fed and watered. 

During all this I was able to set the 17th @ high noon 29 standard chicken eggs and 29 Bantam Chicken eggs, so we will see how the hatch goes. I hope really well! fl.gif

Please excuse the empty spaces in the first incubator, I will be moving the rest of the bantam eggs to the other incubator. and the dirty eggs, my very best hatches and healthy pipers come from uncleaned eggs dry incubated. 

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hi i have set 128 eggs 105 on sat and 23 today if someone can please look at them and let me know is i stacked them correctly so they do not get messed up also i will be switching the ones on top out with the ones on bottom every so often so that each egg gets turn in the slots of the turners

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Mother of 3 wonderful children twin girls and a son. We own 3 dogs and 23 chickens. We have an assortment of different breeds of chickens we have, RIR, BR, RSL, BSL, Aouthlorp, Americaunas, Easter Eggers, game hen, silver spangled hamburgs, silver laced (something not sure of bread has feathers on feet )  i hope i did not miss any.   We Have 2 coops that is 10ft by 8 ft and each has a run that...

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Mother of 3 wonderful children twin girls and a son. We own 3 dogs and 23 chickens. We have an assortment of different breeds of chickens we have, RIR, BR, RSL, BSL, Aouthlorp, Americaunas, Easter Eggers, game hen, silver spangled hamburgs, silver laced (something not sure of bread has feathers on feet )  i hope i did not miss any.   We Have 2 coops that is 10ft by 8 ft and each has a run that...

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post #6150 of 11360
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if someone can please look at them

You might want to consider not having eggs in the slots right by the turner motor. I've heard it can get overheated from the heat of the motor. Or at least swap that egg with another each day so no egg spends too much time there. Some turners even have a blank spot there so it can't be used.

But I suppose everyone's experience varies.

Good luck with your hatch,
Deb

The difference between breakfast and chicks, is the temperature you use to "cook" the eggs!

 

What breeds do I have?  More than any sane person would own.

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The difference between breakfast and chicks, is the temperature you use to "cook" the eggs!

 

What breeds do I have?  More than any sane person would own.

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