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If they do, they are some tough chicks. Other wise :\\ We all Live 'n learn.

Very cool, and good luck.

Ok, thanks guys.

First: Ok, my mom today was supposed to go get some eggs from a friend to be able to incubate them for them; she came back with some dirty eggs with that said I would first off like to ask: Can you clean a dirty egg then incubate it? Second: My parents just incubated their first set of...

My personal 9th year homeschooling, graduating next year though from high school.

Cool to know so many chicken lovers in oregon. Grants Pass

Quote: So sorry to hear that But the best of luck to you in the future.

Thanks for photos.

Hi. Not brand new, but just got started.

Quote: I suspect most of those were the photos taken right after the coop was finished being built but before the chickens had been moved into it Another one is the kind of material you use... like im going to be using linoleum, its kinda slick, so it can be swept off nicely, and its very...

Planning on building a 24 x 24 coop, with electricity and water. The Coop will be suspended 6'' off the ground, and I will need to shelf the hill its on.(getting CAT for that) Water: There is already a faucet near by, and I was just going to run a hose to the coop. Electricity: Planning on...

Quote: I laughed. Why?

They look very nice.

Haha, I didn't realize you were a moderator, thanks for the info. - Az

I would recommend a still air incubator, and also dry incubation, with both of the me and my friends have been able to have an average rate of about 87% hatch rate.

I must be lucky, Ive gotten over 6 double yolkers, and ive only had chickens for about a year and a half.

25161 + 24 = 25185 (with 30 chicks on way + 10 started pullets)