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I would like some chicks or hatching eggs asap or put on list . my zip is 35950

I read that you can hold eggs at between 55-75 degrees for up to a week and still have a decent hatch. I was wondering if anyone can vouch for that here ?

Neat tips!! Thanks!

I would say its just stress from the heat and broodiness .

Nice pullet !

Is the grit called chick grit? Does tractor supply have it, you think?

Looks great !

I would add some roosts in the run and buy some crickets at your local bait shop fpr treats. They will get so excited chasing the crickets around they will forget about cannabilizing , plus the crickets are good protein.

Looks like a good plan to me !

Very nice!!!

I have used the 3/4 in. plastic deer net. It is very strong and its light weight . Very easy to put up and take down if need be !

Have some Gold sex links RIR ROO over RIW hens if you are interested...... you can pm me

Your best bet is to get rid of the hot water thermostat and order a gqf wafer therm. It is only a few dollars more but will hold your temps within 1 degree and no surprise variations.

I am new to BYC but have really enjoyed the info here. Hope to learn a little about raising our fine feathered friends . I live in N. Alabama and am 56 years old. Ready to go back to my roots with farm life and chickens!