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  1. black_cat

    Advice on incubated egg - is it viable?

    My *very evil* plans: (that probably won't happen but i can try) -standard chicken flock -bantam flock -bachelor pad/rooster rescue (or as 2 separate entities) -ducks -pigeons+quail -sheep That doesn't even include the house pets. My goal is to live and die surrounded by animals. In maine...
  2. black_cat

    Advice on incubated egg - is it viable?

    Don't worry-my dream home is a hobby farm in the maine countryside. A place that allows roos is a must! I'd love to have a bachelor pad/rooster rescue some day.
  3. black_cat

    Advice on incubated egg - is it viable?

    Believe me- as soon as I can, I will! I have evil plans that involve a LOT of chickens, so hatching will have to help build that up! Right now, the main blockers are cost and roosters-parents WILL NOT allow a roo. Neither will neighbors.
  4. black_cat

    Advice on incubated egg - is it viable?

    Of course! I haven't been lucky enough to have the opportunity to incubate, so I just jealously look at the incubation threads on here. (parents+rooster laws+money=no incubator)
  5. black_cat

    Advice on incubated egg - is it viable?

    Leghorns almost never go broody, sadly (or not sadly depending on what you want from them) If you get a rooster, you would get fertile eggs from your hens and you could incubate those-I know that in the US there is never a shortage of extra roos. If you do that you want to try to have 6+ hens...
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