kelseyk
Free Ranging
Would you suggest getting multiple smaller ones or one big one, I am sure you know, but I am trying to make profit, I plan on hatching one big batch each month then selling them and start the incubation process the beginning of the new moth and by the time I have sold the first batch I should have a new batch of day old chicks to sell. At least that is what I think since I am in NM.
I would suggest buying 1 larger one. I started with a Farm Innovators (but mine was a lemon - others have had great luck with them) and a Janoel 12 (much smaller - I used it for special needs eggs). I replaced the Farm Innovators with a forced air Hovabator that I got from incubatorwarehouse.com and have loved the Hovabator so much that I bought a 2nd to use for a hatcher (so I can do staggered hatching for a more consistant supply of chicks - my plan is to sell chicks too). And then, because I have become quite the hatchaholic and because I started to have some problems with my Janoel, I purchased a 3rd Hovabator. I have a horizontal roller in my main hovabator, and the vertical turner from the Farm Innovators incubator in the secondary hovabator, and then one as my permanent hatcher with the shelf liner in it.