Had to do some work on the Hatcher, rewiring a new temp modulator again. Dad helped and we got it fixed, but I'm still fine tuning it. It was slightly running warm so I'm slowly dialing it in and hopefully this hatch on Saturday will go better.
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I have had Sweetgrass poults with that faint of a line on their backs although it usually got a little darker after the first couple of days.heres the other yellow one. Dad is tri colored mottled blue, he's half sweetgrass. I'm guessing this one has a sweetgrass mother because both sweetgrass girls were laying by that time. So likely this is a sweetgrass. Maybe a blue one.![]()
Yay! Thanks!For some reason they don't get tough like a chicken
I am confident that yours also have a nice layer of fat everywhere under their skin which will make them self basting.Yay! Thanks!
Oh yes, definitely! I took a bunch off the one I parted out. (Like I said... amateurish job--it was hanging out the sides everywhere.)I am confident that yours also have a nice layer of fat everywhere under their skin which will make them self basting.
Well let's hope you're vewy, vewy careful when you offer Daisy a bite... we all know what happened last time!A good time was had by all at the birthday party. Daisy enjoyed seeing kids. The kids were good with her & totally blown away with meeting a turkey. My neighbor really enjoyed introducing Daisy to her family. I even got a piece of cake to take home!
Only after we came to her aid and inflicted major guilt upon her live in servant..No way....no cake for Daisy! If you remember she had part of a cookie at Christmas.