Incubating eggs to hatch about August 8th

That is straight forward, it cannot be chicken math....

But I like the day two thing.  I just used those that lived 3 seconds outside the egg. :jumpy


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However.... My kids left the door to the toy room open :mad: so my spouse saw that toy room is currently full of quail.

Luckily the quail and I are both allowed to stay in the house. :D
 
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However.... My kids left the door to the toy room open
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so my spouse saw that toy room is currently full of quail.

Luckily the quail and I are both allowed to stay in the house.
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QUICK open the window and claim they are outside birds that just flew in!
 
LOL
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Ok so I didn't know fluff reduces fertility rates
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Mine were all bantam cochin.....PLUS shipped= only 1 egg hatching...aaaahhh
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...but I LOVE bantam cochins
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When you reduce by fluff, and for using shipped eggs, add in a bonus for using a poor or homemade incubator, I am thinking your one chick will get you around 147% hatching rate.....


I think I finally have this chicken math down!!!!
 
ROTFLMBO...yes I confess it is possible that I have some clears in the incubator. I candled part of the eggs one day then did the rest a couple of days later. Might have missed some. But the ones that I fer shur did candle seemed to be developing.

2nd confession: I didn't candle a second time. I'm on day 23rd, and was going to give them until the 28th day...

But I figure this is a 0% hatch.

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Lauraschicks

We should write a book (we could probably write it from this thread alone lol): Confessions of a (bunch of) hatch-a-holic(s)

I'm sorry about your hatch rate.
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Thank you @calichicken did you really get only one bantam cochin?
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I agree, they are VERY cute, and keep tempting me. I have to say very firmly "no single combs!!!"

Oh, I prefer the single combs.
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That is straight forward, it cannot be chicken math....

But I like the day two thing. I just used those that lived 3 seconds outside the egg.
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It's not real chicken math. The real chicken math was the stuff that got us to a 157% hatch rate earlier in the thread.
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JK, well, half kidding...
 
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However.... My kids left the door to the toy room open
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so my spouse saw that toy room is currently full of quail.

Luckily the quail and I are both allowed to stay in the house.
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So glad you're allowed to stay (and that the quail even get to stay too)!!!
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QUICK open the window and claim they are outside birds that just flew in!

Yeah!

Or claim they're so tiny they ARE toys

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Right!



When you reduce by fluff, and for using shipped eggs, add in a bonus for using a poor or homemade incubator, I am thinking your one chick will get you around 147% hatching rate.....


I think I finally have this chicken math down!!!!

Yup!!! =D
 
However.... My kids left the door to the toy room open :mad: so my spouse saw that toy room is currently full of quail.

Luckily the quail and I are both allowed to stay in the house. :D


Glad I don't have to worry about that, I have 5 brooder/grow out setups in the house right now (three in the dining room and two in the living room) and even have a dedicated room in the basement for grow out...

My lady just goes with the flow...
 
However.... My kids left the door to the toy room open :mad: so my spouse saw that toy room is currently full of quail.

Luckily the quail and I are both allowed to stay in the house. :D


Glad I don't have to worry about that, I have 5 brooder/grow out setups in the house right now (three in the dining room and two in the living room) and even have a dedicated room in the basement for grow out...

My lady just goes with the flow...


Soooo jealous! :drool Don't let that woman go!
 

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