It unfortunately didn’t make it through the night.. Tough to know exactly what it was but it’s a shame to see schools mass hatch chicks without proper incubation or care for the chicks post-hatching. About 1/3 of the 63 chicks we received (fostered some for 2 friends farms and keeping the rest)...
We have a couple chicks from a local school that hatched them for an elementary class that we agreed to take and eventually integrate into our flock. As you can expect there was varying degrees of survival and splayed legs from improper incubation (a whole other subject I won’t get into right...
