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Both are that big. They sit side by side watching the kits play at night.

There are 6 photos on our trail cam of this fox and her mate. BIL puts out sunflowers and oats to feed the deer for hunting. It draws in quite a crowd of rabble rowsers too. We've got some weekend plans for these fellas before DH's corn field gets big enough for them to do some serious...

They will line the nest with down and not get off of it for very long if they are broody. You can let them set at any time if youwant.

It could work, sounds like moving eggs to a hatcher right before hatching. Don't wach the eggs, just brush off as much as you can, and be aware that dirty eggs have less chance of hatching due to bacteria, so if you can somehow give them move bedding to keep the eggs clean from the get-go...

Can't be a BCM, no feathered feet. And Welsummers dont have black chicks. Hmmmmm

he looks like one of their new hampshire reds.

The eggs probably wont hatch if they are being left cold at night. But you could try moving some into a nest box and seeing who wants to set.

The mama will take them for an outing when they are about a day old. You can try moving her nest to an area adjacent to where she is now when she takes them for a walk.

Congrats! I didn't know the males hatched the eggs.

Quite a few more weeks yet. I know I'll look at my youngsters and they they look like adults but still peep like babies. They wont start to cluck till theyre pretty much grown up.

This link has some good info. http://pubs.ext.vt.edu/2902/2902-1084/2902-1084.html

Yay! Just had to share. I'm so excited, I've been looking for Narri's in my area for 3 years and FOUND some!

its the lack of sunlight, it messes with ur brainwaves.