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I know that's a terrible description but that's what best describers her at the moment. She's been moping around and a bit but has been eating and drinking fine. The only visual signs of a problem are a "poopy butt" and she tend to be puffed up a bit. Two days ago she was looking pretty...

First off I apologies for the double post but this does seem like the better place to ask. For the first time I incubated and hatched eggs from my own flock! I've had my incubator for a while now and have used it a handful of times but usually on eggs that came from other folks or on my...

I wasn't sure which section to post this in but this seems a good as a place as any. For the first time I incubated and hatched eggs from my own flock! I've had my incubator for a while now and have used it a handful of times but usually on eggs that came from other folks or on my guinea...

So I'm giving dry hatch a go for the first time. From what I gather from doing a bit of reading here 35% - 40% seems to be the sweat spot for this method. I got my Hovabator setup a week before I was going set eggs and with out any water in the tray and the humidity was in the 20s, so I played...

I've got a handful of 10 week old birds that I hatched this spring. The father is a Golden Laced Wyandotte, the mothers are a mix of EEs, Welsummers and Barred Rocks. This is sort of a learning process for me, so I'm going to guess what they are and then you all can tell me I'm wrong. :-P The...

Looking to add to my flock of Rhode Island Reds I was given an assortment of eggs from a friend to throw in my incubator. The Rooster is a Gold Laced Wyandotte. Then she has an array of girls: Easter Eggers Welsummer Bard Rocks I was wondering if I was going to get anything "interesting"...