Yup. So Adorable! Love raising a batch of chicks!hopefully it worked, lighting is not the best as they are under their heat lamp..
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Yup. So Adorable! Love raising a batch of chicks!hopefully it worked, lighting is not the best as they are under their heat lamp..
I hope you are too, having chickens has been a experience for sure..lol, it took me 3 yrs to even decide to get chickens as I had to take into consideration my age and my health, if I could not give them the care they deserved, then I didn't need to have them was the way I looked at it. It's taken another year to get brave enough to try hatching my own, I bought the incubator and it sat unused for another 4 months..lol. Thankfully i live in a rural area where most have their own backyard flocks so that should something happen that I can't care for them, they can be gifted to new homes.You are living my dream ... I hope by this time next year to be able to post pictures of my own chickens.
Congratulations, have your's hatched yet? what breed are they? mine are mutts, I have black sexlinks and then 2 hen's and a rooster that I don't have a clue what they are.Congrats! I just started hatching recently as well, such a rewarding experience! Cute babies.
I've actually incubated 3 groups so far. First incubation was 6 silkies, 4 hatched. Second was 3 silkies and 1 hatched (mostly my fault we didn't get all 3, I switched them to another incubator to hatch and had massive humidity problems from then on) and the third was 14 "Fun and Funky" eggs from MPC. 7 hatched out of that group. I have to be done for awhile, I've run out of room!Congratulations, have your's hatched yet? what breed are they? mine are mutts, I have black sexlinks and then 2 hen's and a rooster that I don't have a clue what they are.