It looks like you have two different kinds of marks. Can you explain the "v" shaped one, how is it made?
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This is called the slit and punch with all the markings. Where the V is just put a straight slit using a small pair of scissors or a knife. If using a knife use a 2x4 piece under the foot. If have this on top of my incubator.It looks like you have two different kinds of marks. Can you explain the "v" shaped one, how is it made?
Nice Bob!The last time a guy used a pair of scissors on his day old chicks the Human Society showed up at this house so I was told.
Cris here is the link to the wood you sent me for the pens. I can not email you the picture for some reason.http://bobspens.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/3584829
If we are going to loose these old fashion light bulbs for our brooder boxes we are going to have to figure out new ways to heat our chicks.
Any suggestions ?
I like that Chris but by the time I get one for all of my brooders, that's going to get a little expensive!!!Bob,
In a box brooder I use a regular Box Brooder Heater and Thermostate.
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Chris
this is true to a point but when you break down the genus they are technically chickens , a better way to lay it out is the wild mallard as an example: it is Genus : anus/cairina species : ana platyrhynchos and the domestic duck which all but the (muscovies) are from is ana platyrhynchos domesticus and we all know that a mallard is a duck . Well on the same comparison chickens and junglefowl both are of genus: Gallus , species Gallu Gallus with the scientific name for the domestic sub species is Gallus Gallus Domesticus so they are the same speciesActually true Jungle Fowl are a Phasianinae and chickens are a Subspecies of the Jungle Fowl.
Jungle Fowl are no more a chicken than a Wolf is a Dog.
Chris
Love my Brinsea Eco-glo's but they are not cheap either. I have a 20 and two 50's. I believe the manufacturer recommends not using them in temps under 50deg. but I use them all winter in my brooders in a horse stall outside.The last time a guy used a pair of scissors on his day old chicks the Human Society showed up at this house so I was told.
Cris here is the link to the wood you sent me for the pens. I can not email you the picture for some reason.http://bobspens.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/3584829
If we are going to loose these old fashion light bulbs for our brooder boxes we are going to have to figure out new ways to heat our chicks.
Any suggestions ?
If you'll tell us what breed you are interested in, I'm sure someone will have some. Chickens are much easier than exotics, believe me ! We love questions on this thread. We're all still learning. Ask away !
What type of brooder do you have?I like that Chris but by the time I get one for all of my brooders, that's going to get a little expensive!!!
Chris