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You are welcome, but hatching does have it's risk, we have lost some and some never hatched... we had one egg that didn't make it, but it was twin chicks, perfect little beings, never hatched, a yellow and a black. But dont let that put you down, it is fun to do! And a great learning experience.

The moisture keeps the membrane moist, if there isn't moisture, you could lose the chick, because it is like a shrink wrap...

We have put off anymore hatching until spring because it gets so cold in WA, and the eggs need moisture and warmth, which isn't easy to get up here...

We have three roosters, with many hens, talk about scattered genes! And when we hatch, we dont keep track of whose eggs are being sat on! It drives me crazy!🙄

So cross out the separation, if you dont let hens sit on eggs, they won't hatch babies, so it shouldn't matter if he breeds, as long as they dont sit on the eggs for the 21 days.

hmm, all our separate roo's are in pairs, your right...

Yeah, I understand that, we have many roosters because we dont kill them, and we cant bring ourselves to give them away... if you dont want babies, you could separate him, we have many fenced enclosures around the hen yard, we keep ducks and extra roosters in them!

That's great, congrats Mr. Frizzle! My boy has started crowing recently too, I love that moment!

I LOVE IT! :eek: :love What's her name?