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I shall do that. Chickie and I were just checking out CanuckBock's website. Thanks!
I'll keep the taste in music in mind...lol.
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I shall do that. Chickie and I were just checking out CanuckBock's website. Thanks!
I'll keep the taste in music in mind...lol.
At yours and Bama's encouragement, I bit the bullet and bought 2 Premier brooder plates - a small and an extra small. If I have more chicks to brood than that or in extremely cold weather I'll use my Ohio brooders.They are not big brooders and the brooder plate is rated for 20 chicks.
I set 45 eggs and found some more with cracks and pulled them. There were some clears and blood rings so 37 went into lockdown.
32 of them hatched!
These are out and about eating and stuff.
These are hiding under the brooder getting warm.
This is the second brooder. The chick at the bottom left hatched last and is weak. I think it will make it. He has a bit of a sore naval that I sprayed with Vetericyn and gave it a vitamin drop this morning. Another tonight and I will see tomorrow how things are going.
As a refresher, these are from Whole Foods ant Trader Joe's fertile eggs! 32 our of 4 dozen set.
They taste just like chicken.I will raise them up until I know which are pullets and cockerels. I will save 5 or so pullets for myself and sell the others. The cockerels will be chicken dinner!
The whole foods eggs did better but both of the hatched great!
I ran the hatch at 99.9 degrees and 40% humidity.
My wife told me yesterday that she wants piglets. I said, what are you going to do with them when they get to 600 lbs? She said she only want's piglets and then she'll give them back.I thought at first it was a puppy. But I just noticed it is a piglet!(Oops)
Your babies are very cute!
Cute!!!