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Yes! I have ordered over 4000 from wadely over 6 years for my dog training. 250 + at a time. Good hatch rates 94%+ or more. GA Giants are a good run in any order.... it gets harder to have a higher hatch rate with 250-500 eggs per hatch. Its a natural selection thing. Nature. I have incubated...

Build a small fire if you can and put some bricks around it (or old cast iron pot) and let them warm to the desired temps. Alternate them and in the c group you can swap them out as they cool down. If you are in town, just put some on the grill and no one should complain about a fire, if they do...

A TN howdy doo. Born in TX raised in TN.

What I was referring to was the lock down phase in which many people will take the eggs out of the turner trays and lay the eggs on their sides 3-4 days prior to piping and hatching. You dont want the eggs laying flat and touching at 4 points (R&L sides and Pointy and Fat ends back to back side...

I liked the article as it was very short, informative and well formatted as to be expected in an article.

Coturnix vs Bobwhites .. JJMR794 said it best ....BOBS ARE FLIGHTY, SPAZ-PRONE, SLOW GROWING GAME BIRDS WITH A JUNKYARD DOG ATTITUDE. I concur. https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/coturnix-vs-bobwhite.302118/#post-3703336

Most Mommas know what they are doing and chicks do as well. Mother nature is usually the better option.

Dont know why.... but I like that old bird. Sweet!

If you have the month olds in the brooder they might attack the younger chicks. If you have the 20 day olds separate it would be better, besides the big boys can trample the younger ones easier. As far as aggressiveness, depends on the type as some quail are not as aggressive as others. But...

I tried the Listerine spray to disinfect as well..... but all the chicks breath still stinks.:lau

As FISH would say........ VERY WELL PUT! :thumbsup I lock my chicks down, but they always wiggle out of the chains.

CA is amazing..... just buy you a butt load of chrysanthemums (aka mums) and plant them. http://igin.com/article-6733-when-it-comes-to-killing-ticks-mum%E2%80%99s-the-word.html http://npic.orst.edu/factsheets/PermGen.html

Good deal, but just (ALL) be aware there are others that might come up in google that does have the other pesticides in it as well (and usually cost more). NOT Suitable for animals or humans.

75 watts is fine... I thought it was one of those new fancy colored heat lamp bulbs that crank out 250 watts.. (which is too hot for a coolerbator even with 3 fans).

That would probably be the $99.00 quart it has other insecticides in it particular for termites and the versatility of permetherin for other insects (when you spray). SFX is just the permetherin...less than $24.00.

:idunnono problem.:thumbsup

Depending on the amount of the zip, when I get a little board or have time, I will sometimes grab a dozen or so that seems to be troubled and help them out while the others are zipping. of course that is the ones that have zipped half to all around but failed to break a majority of the membrane...

I have never tried still air incubation nor have I tried dry incubation but there are plenty of those who tried it and (so I hear) have had good results. So I guess "stick with what works for you and your equipment" applies on both sides of the fence. But for me, I will stick to forced air...

Looks like you have some good helping hands in the room.