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haha yea really. Its all their fault lol

Chicks need to be shipped the day they hatch. Right before chicks hatch, they absorb the last of the yolk sack inside the egg. This keeps them well nourished for up to 3 days. If they are sent out any later than that(after the 3 day period has passed) they can become dehydrated and malnourished...

Are you sure? Ive had chicks with black lines on their heads that turned out to be rooster.

Fertiized eggs should be stored at roughly 60 degrees. 75 is too hot. A basement is a great place to store eggs until they are ready to go into the incubator. Holding them no longer than a week is best. 2 weeks at MOST

Hi all. I own Cameron Family Farm in East Haddam Ct. www.cameronfamilyfarm.com. I am so excited to be joining the Back yard chicken community! What a great place to talk to other chicken owners and get and give advice.