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ProfTi, I think you forgot Corancher, and I only claimed once last week on WYGS. You can send me two orders if you'd like though.;) Looking forward to the vinegars and strawberry jam.

When you have eggs that don't develop, and they are shipped eggs, how likely is the problem due to the PO handling versus fertility issues with the parent birds? As fertility rate changes over time, how often should eggs be checked for fertility?

I have some OEs that lay the same khaki color eggs. I think it is a very pretty color.

Thanks DMRippy!

Good as in a higher priced one? I am sure there are many brands out there. Is there a brand you'd recommend?

. Thanks. I will check with a local auto parts store. That is cool, having chicks hatching in your car as you drive.

KYT, I have an Octagon Eco 20 and was thinking of taking it (with eggs on their 14th days) with me for a weekend (so I could turn the eggs.). What power inverter do you use for the car, and where did you get it? Thanks.

You are not staying for the PapaBrooder-stalking party? I think it is going to be fun.

Good rules, although it must be hard when you need just two eggs to bake that batch of chocolate chip cookies for a late night snack and you are out of Costco eggs. Wouldn't you be tempted to break open a couple of yours to check fertility? ;).

Lol, at some point, all your eggs will be fertile. What to do? You've got to eat! What a dilemma! I don't care for Tolbunts so you can eat those. :D. Sorry Tolbunts lovers, just kidding.

Bielefelder and Basque

Bielefelder and Basque

Here's my lone CL hatch from PapaBrooder's eggs received several weeks ago, my first CL chick. She is so cute. I believe it is a she, but am not sure as she has the chipmunk stripe and the white dot on her head. What do you think?

NO! You can't eat Hedemora eggs either.

NO! You can't eat Hedemora eggs either.

NO! You can't eat Hedemora eggs either.

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Thank you all for your advice and suggestions on the SBELs. I can't believe I am getting into chicken genetics. Lol!

Wow, that is a cool calculator. It shows possible combinations depending on the dominant genes of the roo/hen. If the lineage of the chickens are well known and documented, one would be able to expect what the offsprings would look like. Thanks so much for introducing me to this tool.

Ha ha, knowing how to use it is another matter. Lol. I think I just got into an area that I am totally ignorant on.