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Songster
45 hatched so far out of the 71....removed some to brooder because it was too crowded and were rolling the remaining eggs all around......also removed all egg shells.
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I am so sorry about all those weather problems. It does complicate things, doesn't it? Even the water inside the barn was frozen this morning. Winter hasn't even started, and I am so ready for it to be done.There is a pretty good storm going on here the past couple days. Unfortunately, the temperature has been high enough during the day that the snow has been melting, and we have been getting rain. When I went to collect eggs, two of the bottom nest boxes were soaked! It has me concerned now because the third nest box in the row is where my hen is brooding! I didn't stick my hand in to test the bedding, but I think that one remained dry. I hole there is a break in the wind tomorrow, because that is egg candling day for me, and frigid winds will not help. Neither does the frozen pond our property has become. We put a piece of board over the door to the bottom row, and replaced bedding. I sure hope the eggs are okay!
Congratulations!
That's so cool. I am thinking of hatching ducks next. I've never owned ducks so I am still researching breeds.