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I have 6 hens all in pens with 3 cocks I averaged 42 eggs per bird last year. But I was only feeding laying mash to them all year. The earliest I got an egg last year was late February. I did maintain a 85% hatch rate last year also. So I've had very good luck with my flock!

Made from 1 scrap pallet

I'm being forced to down size and ill no longer be hatching at this size so I'm selling my setup. If anyone is intersted message me.

Fans 19.00 x2 Duct 5.00 x2 Light Fixtures 4.99 x2 Duct tape 8.00 Fridge free Scrap wire free Thermostat. 21.00 eBay Egg turners. 46.00 x6 at southern states not all pictured I think this is everything I used

Also you will see two light fixtures in the heat box. The plans were to have a back up bulb to kick on if it ever got below 97 but never got around to it. I suggest doing this as with the bulb running 24/7 and all the heat with no cooling they go out ALOT. Ok I have my thermostat hooked up to...

Ok I built this to hold a lot of egg turners but the vent pipes are in the way. I forgot about that. But for 2 turners to fit on one shelf you have to take a grinder to the end of the turners and remove 1/2" off of each. I'm going to modify this and run my tubing out side of the egg box. Also...

Yes we're a ways apart.

Ill take pics and post them tomorrow

I used a large fridge the top is my heat and humidity box with a bathroom exhaust fan to pull the heat down to the eggs. Controlled my a thermostat. Also I have another exhaust fan in the egg cabinet/lower part to keep the air moving. Tips I learned use 1 25w bulb, keep this setup in doors if...

Where in TN. are you? I'm by bowling green ky. I built one out of an old fridge that would hold 6 auto egg turners and 48 egg each turner. That's 288 eggs. Or I can put it 2 more shelfs and it will hold 4 more turners. I went by a pic I seen on eBay and went at it. I did learn ALOT threw trial...