A century of Turkey talk 2000-2100.

[OneMountainAcres]

I've found the farm innovators incubators hard to keep a steady temperature. The one I had, I had to tape the edges closed with masking tape to keep the temps semi-steady. I really like the hova bators. My personal preference

 

[Chaos18]

Mines a Hova-Bator as well. Hopefully it works like it's supposed to and hatches me some babies.....and hopefully I don't screw it up to badly.

 

[Lozuufy]

I love the Brinsea Mini Advance, but it is kinda expensive, the Mini eco is much cheaper

it just has manual turning instead of automatic turning like the Advance. The downside is they can only hold 7 - 10 eggs
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...e incubator&qid=1451486752&ref_=sr_1_2&sr=8-2

I like my Hova-Bator but the Mini is so much easier and holds the temp so much better. Plus it is MUCH easier to clean.

 

[feistychick]

My DH would be somewhat less than impressed if an incubator shows up here..... I'm going to wait until after my trip and hope that the urge to buy one goes away

 

[Chaos18]

don't worry the urge will still be there when you get back

 

[OneMountainAcres]

It won't go away. It will nag at you until you cave lol

 

[memphis]

I can't wait to see all the babies. Unlike Feisty....I'm not getting the urge to get an incubator! I just want to add one more turkey and I'll be set!!

 

[memphis]

Speaking of turkeys....Ralphie....whats going on with your deliquents?

 

[memphis]

Coffee...any idea of when your moving yet? Or more importantly, when your getting Porter??

 

[feedman77]

I would love it if my girls were laying now.

Incubator bug bit me couple years ago and I could do it year round if my feathered friend would give me eggs.

Had terrible success hatching last year. Set a bunch and only hatched out about 60 babies.