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Yes, that is true. They'd be ideal for a flock like yours where you already have some and mine would just be adding some new blood. I'm planning on adding some new birds from the lady I got my rooster from.

Ok! I should have them available for the next several weeks. I'll do an auction if I have a couple people interested, or you can do a BIN if you want.

So I had put a dozen in the incubator. 100% fertility, all was going great. I accidently unplugged the incubator 4 days before lockdown. :barnieI've got a dozen more hatching in the next 10 days, so far 100% development, I'll post pictures when they hatch.

@orrpeople, here's my Swedish Flower pair. I've been consistently getting 100% fertility this year.

I've got Blue Ameraucanas, Olive Eggers, Black Copper Marans, Swedish Flower Hens, Bantam Cochins, mixed breed bantans, and mixed breed standards. The mixed breed standards would be a variety of about 25 different breeds all with a blue Ameracauna dad. If there was interest I've got 3 dozen eggs...

Same here.

Thanks! I look forward to the day 14 candling on Thursday, hope everybody is still kicking. One thing I'm glad I did, was put some of my flocks eggs in there, so I kinda know if I have a bunch of deaths if it is climate (therefor both types would struggle) or if it was shipping (only shipped...

So, since people here often have shipped eggs., thought I'd ask.....I had 3 dozen shipped eggs in the incubator and removed 12, I'm not sure how many more are going to die, but what is a good hatch rate for shipped eggs?

I think you need to link to the page you bought them on, and then just clarify what eggs you got in the comments.

Mine usually take 48 hours, I wouldn't start to worry too much yet.

I might have some Buff Orpington eggs next week....anyone interested?

I'm putting my feelers out, though I'm not ready right now, I'm trying to find folks selling Black Copper Maran and Blue Ameraucana eggs, hopefully I'll be ready in a month or two.

RIGHT???? I'm going crazy over here.

Yeah, I think I'll be fine once I've pulled one off with no hitches. I just witnessed the de-horning of one out our yearling heifers and it was not pretty. Hoping de-spurring goes better. :fl

*Deep breaths. I will try to do it and not break any legs. My Speckled Sussex is really bad, his will be the first to go,

OK, I will try to do that next week when I get back in town. I'm leaving for South Carolina tomorrow.

I feel super off topic, but since you guys were talking about it anyway. All I need is a pair of vise grips and gently twist the spurs back and forth to make em fall off? I noticed a hen with a gash in her back yesterday, so I have a problem with my year old roosters. The hen is alone and being...

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