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[RUNuts]

I don't have any roosters, so my girls aren't going to be laying fertile eggs. I did talk pretty closely with the person I got the eggs from, and the only difference between what she considered ideal hatching conditions for them and mine was .2 degrees F. The carriers up here are just hard on eggs, I think. The last order of quail eggs that I got (over a year ago), I saw the mail carrier walk up, bumping the eggs along in his sack and then casually toss the package onto my porch.

I have 121 eggs from my own quail in the incubator right now. I put them in this morning. I need to keep some for myself, but I have people who want birds.

I've incubated quail and chickens at the same time. I know, I'm a wild and crazy guy. Take the turner out early and let the quail pop around chicken eggs. But 121 eggs sounds like it's full.

Yes, mail carriers can be rough. Clips full of delivery drivers playing basketball with packages.

Did the egg supplier comment on humidity? Elevation? Lots of factors involved.

 

[Nabiki]

I've incubated quail and chickens at the same time. I know, I'm a wild and crazy guy. Take the turner out early and let the quail pop around chicken eggs. But 121 eggs sounds like it's full.

Yes, mail carriers can be rough. Clips full of delivery drivers playing basketball with packages.

Did the egg supplier comment on humidity? Elevation? Lots of factors involved.

My incubator can hold 196 quail eggs or 49 chicken eggs. It also has universal rails, so it fits either.

The person I got the eggs from said that she'd gotten good hatch reports from others "in my area" which could mean half of the state. I have had a hard time with shipped eggs in general up here.

 

[casportpony]

Asian markets and ethnic foods! If I want good ethnic food up here I either have to find the right food truck or make it myself.

The closest Asian market is a good hour and a half drive away during good weather, and impossible to get to when the winter storms hit. They're also kind of small and expensive.

What's your favorite Asian dish?

 

[Nabiki]

What's your favorite Asian dish?

Which Asian? For Japanese, it's probably sushi. For Korean, dakgangjeong, Thai laarb, Vietnamese spring rolls. There is so much good food out there!
My favourite food from each country may vary depending on my mood. Here are some dishes that I've made.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/nabiki/albums/72157720053339474

 

[casportpony]

Which Asian? For Japanese, it's probably sushi. For Korean, dakgangjeong, Thai laarb, Vietnamese spring rolls. There is so much good food out there!
My favourite food from each country may vary depending on my mood. Here are some dishes that I've made.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/nabiki/albums/72157720053339474

Yummy! What's your favorite sushi?

 

[tlcmurphy]

Which Asian? For Japanese, it's probably sushi. For Korean, dakgangjeong, Thai laarb, Vietnamese spring rolls. There is so much good food out there!
My favourite food from each country may vary depending on my mood. Here are some dishes that I've made.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/nabiki/albums/72157720053339474

Your food looks fantastic!

 

[Mill Chick]

Which Asian? For Japanese, it's probably sushi. For Korean, dakgangjeong, Thai laarb, Vietnamese spring rolls. There is so much good food out there!
My favourite food from each country may vary depending on my mood. Here are some dishes that I've made.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/nabiki/albums/72157720053339474

I love dagangjeong to!

 

[Kiki]

I love dagangjeong to!

Is it similar to Chinese Generals Tso's Chicken?
https://www.koreanbapsang.com/dakgangjeong-sweet-crispy-chicken/

 

[Kiki]

How tall are you?

Close to being a midge.

 

[Kiki]

Your food looks fantastic!

Bee is a badarse chef!