June 19th we set 41 eggs. One week later we had 24 fertile "keepers." Had 2 questionable ones when I candled them one last time before taking the eggs out of the turner and going into lockdown on Saturday morning. Had 3 pip yesterday morning. Woke up at 4:30 to one little chick and 2 more starting to zip.
Have 6 more pips so far. WHAT A LEARNING EXPERIENCE!!
Sharing the homestead with my hubby, daughter (14), son (13), 2 cats, 1 gecko, 1 cockatiel & 1 Aussie pup appropriately named "Cooper". Our "girls" include buffs, SL Wyandottes, lorps, Amaraucanas, and RIRs. Never stop learning...
Sharing the homestead with my hubby, daughter (14), son (13), 2 cats, 1 gecko, 1 cockatiel & 1 Aussie pup appropriately named "Cooper". Our "girls" include buffs, SL Wyandottes, lorps, Amaraucanas, and RIRs. Never stop learning...







So now when the little chicks are bouncing around the unhatched/pipped eggs he's telling me, "See...it wasn't such a big deal!" What a brat. 

. I can't wait for mine to hatch. Thank you for the secondhand fuzzybutt infusion, it is helping keep me sane while I wait.