im thinking ill hatch milkshake/malts egg but they are brother and sis and im not sure if ill be able to do this.....what do you think?
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As long g as you're not carrying a chainsaw around...
I check the temp at least 3 times a day,but it never changes.
I do also.
That is really crafty! [quote name="bantambury" ron, I swear. I can literally count on your for any hatch tip or ideaHere is a needle felted chicken I made as an example for the "Cutest Chick" prize. This one is 3" tall, but the one I will make for the prize will be bigger, probably "6. The winner would get to pick the breed/color.
[/quote] Or almost anything else! I would still be trying to hatch bantam pullets for my roos if he hadn't encouraged me to buy started pullets this summer. Now I have eggs from the first one in the bator for this HAL. Thanks Ron!
Woot!LOL Okay, so I've been talking alot about the HAL and my brother just said that for the Easter HAL, we need to get a second incubator so we can both hatch out. This way, we could compete with you all and each other!
WowThis is my roo Blackbeard. He is a cross of my d'Uccle mille fleur roo (Fog) and one of my most favorite hens who is part cochin, but mostly mutt. She's just beautiful and crossing her with Fog made some of the cutest chicks and some very beautiful grown birds. Nevermind that he's missing his tail feathers here. One of the big matriarchs of my flock decided plucking his tail was how she would force him into his place in the pecking order. Prior to that, he had a magnificent black with irridecent blue/green hue tail that was very upright, much like your roo.These are some of his sisters (the ones I kept)
These are their parents: Fog
& Baby Fats
crawlI'm with you, I'm thinking if I Drink enough wont be able to keep walking back and forth checking on eggs.
ok thank you
Very nice! I supposing that they are bantam sized. I love the crests on them. Is you original hen crested?This is my roo Blackbeard. He is a cross of my d'Uccle mille fleur roo (Fog) and one of my most favorite hens who is part cochin, but mostly mutt. She's just beautiful and crossing her with Fog made some of the cutest chicks and some very beautiful grown birds. Nevermind that he's missing his tail feathers here. One of the big matriarchs of my flock decided plucking his tail was how she would force him into his place in the pecking order. Prior to that, he had a magnificent black with irridecent blue/green hue tail that was very upright, much like your roo.
