12th Annual BYC Easter Hatch-Along

[BesideStillWaters]

Once you get through a few more pages Ron shared the actual study and it sounds like approximately 80% of the sperm from the lower ranking roo can be ejected. I really don't want to know how they conducted the study either. Lol!

LOL I don't want to know how they did it either!

I'm adding her eggs to the incubator until Saturday and hoping maybe one is from the other roo because I'm kind of excited now to find out what a 3/4 RIR + 1/4 SLW would look like.

 

[casportpony]

I set 13 duck eggs and 2 turkey eggs, so 15 eggs.

 

[ChickenShenanigans]

Be sure to tell OneMountainAcres

how do I do that? I am still trying to figure out this thread thing.

 

[ronott1]

So my wife and I are definitely incubation newbies. Yesterday, we candled the 44 she set. 41 of which had what appeared to be small networks of veins. My homemade incubator was not maintaining as steady temperature as I would like, so I added a thermostat. A large brooder and additional run and coop are in my future.

I hope the thermostat helps!

 

[ChickenShenanigans]

how do I do that? I am still trying to figure out this thread thing.

I sent an email conversation I believe...hope that was right.

 

[BullChick]

how do I do that? I am still trying to figure out this thread thing.

You did it right.

 

[ChickenShenanigans]

And anybody hatching any Easter Eggers for Easter?

I have three EE eggs with Bielefelder or Wyandotte roos. Don't know what will hatch...lol

 

[UThobbyfarmer]

My parents have one if it's bad enough that I need to borrow it. I may get one of the little ones for in the future just to be safe though. I have some really expensive eggs in there right now...

What did you set?! This HAL is so active I'm constantly behind 5+ pages when I check.

 

[BullChick]

I am getting impatient really a good dad.
Now, what I really said!
I am getting impatient for the eggs to hatch.

 

[BullChick]

Autocorrect, gotta love it!