Another Craigslist funny~Who needs an incubator when you have an oven?

[SilverPhoenix]

All I can say is...good luck with that!

Also, question! My oven only goes down to 200 degrees. Do you think an extra 100 degrees will be a big deal?

 

[Guinea Goonie]

And to think. They just took the propane tank away. Why, I wonder if I can use a SPACE HEATER, a box and a bit of luck ?

NAWWW, I will just wait until a banty goes broody and shove a few eggs under her and wait 21 days. It is always such fun to watch those little buggers grow up and try to identify who there momma and daddy were.

I mean I have gone up to the chicken barn in the late spring and just wondered at what was running about !!!!

Lets see, a top notch with silkie feathers, yet in a frizzle with green legs and ohh it has colors like that OEG roo.

 

[ByHisHands]

Ummmm, WOW!

I really don't know what else to say except for this probably won't end well for the buyers.
Some people make me want to

I would really like to flag that post but I'm not sure what to flag it under, there
isn't a button for just plain ol stupid

 

[Mahonri]

Don't flag it, they'll be back to entertain us again at a latter date!

 

[silkiechicken]

Instead, immortalize it, press "best of craigslist".

 

[Goose and Fig]

Maybe is you cook them at 200 they hatch in 1 1/2 weeks!

 

[Britney]

Does anyone know what the difference would be with their electric bill? I know some people that turned their fridge into incubators and even that raised their electric bill higher than the incubator. A friend uses a light bulb and a 10 gal. fish tank to hatch his eggs and he does pretty good.

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

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I use a large side by side fridge for an incubator. It has a 1800W hairdryer for heat. It cost $10 a month to run. Very little heat loss.

http://cmfarm.us/fridgebator.html

http://cmfarm.us/Cam_2.html

 

[Britney]

Rebel that just looks way to complicated for me. LOL Three cheers to anyone that can build and create like that

 

[Gonzo]

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I second that!