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I'm from Apple Valley.

sorry to hear that.

Apple Valley, here. ill be starting to hatch my own chicks soon, if anyone lives up my way, big bear, Victorville, Hesperia , san Bernardino, etc

hello, i was reading what you were saying in the post "1st time trying to hatch with a broody hen." i also live in the desert, and want to start hatching eggs, any tips? iv been told my hens arnt the broody type, so im looking into buying a incubator from amazon

No, they're hens.

no they have, just didnt have a rooster with them

ok thanks, so ill invest in a good incubator

All but 3 are over a year (July 2020)

I have Leg horns,rhoad Island reds,Barred Rock Bantam. As well as some others I don't know the names. I'll link pics, not sure what a broody is

I'd say over a year, we got them last july

so my hens are around the age to be able to lay fertile eggs. I know NOTHING about hatching. 1st. iv read to check if an egg has an embryo you hold it under a flashlight and look for a spot? 2nd do I leave my eggs in the coop for the hen to sit on or do I buy an incubator? 3rd if I do leave...

can i get a link to the plans? me and my dad want to build a coop

Thank you. thats exactly what i wanted, wireless. i have my heat lamp on a remote switch i can turn on from inside the house. thanks again

THANK you for the site we will definitely order from them, im wondering did you buy the pre built kit? if so what was shipping cost? and if it was just the build kit how many pieces was it?

Anyone have links or names of the thermometers they use, wireless so i can see temps from inside so i know to turn on heaters or now would be preferred. i live in the high desert in California so we get to 100+ in the day and drop to 50 at night (summer time). We just got our first 10 chicks so...

anyone have links or names of the thermometers they use, wireless so i can see temps from inside so i know to turn on heaters or now would be perf.

I never thought of buying a shed and modifying a shed! Thanks I'll do that it will be much bigger and probably the same price as a prefab coop

I'd like to build my own but with work and family. I dont have the time to construct one the way I'd like it

The run is 10x20 the coope is 4 Nesting bays and 3 resting bars (113.36" x 50.18" x 68.66")

Thank you all for helping pointing me out in the right direction. This is what in looking at so far. I'm planning in having a max of 7 hens 1 rooster.