December incubating

[maidenwolfx80]

Yea 2 weeks would be best probably. They would be stronger. I dont know where to start in finding the info

 

[TherryChicken]

Yea 2 weeks would be best probably. They would be stronger. I dont know where to start in finding the info

I can even wait 3 weeks if you pay for them.. Uhm try google.. Type in "information on shipping chicks" or something like that. Or go to one of these threads and talk to people about it?

 

[maidenwolfx80]

Ok I will try on here and find someone. I need to see the cost because if it is a rediculous amount I wont get them

 

[TherryChicken]

Ok I will try on here and find someone. I need to see the cost because if it is a rediculous amount I wont get them

Yeah, I've never done it before so i couldn't tell you. I do know shipping is a pain, but idk.. Yeah, just let me know.

 

[greenchickenman]

You guys could consider a small generator. I have two small generators I paid about 100 dollars for each. They only provide about 250 watts of electricity

 

[greenchickenman]

Sorry that was a post to something you guys were talking about a while ago.

 

[TherryChicken]

You guys could consider a small generator. I have two small generators I paid about 100 dollars for each. They only provide about 250 watts of electricity

Wow that's alot

 

[SupaChickn]

congrats on the littles ones. It sure is addicting isnt?

Thnx.... And yes, it is addicting haha So far the chicken count on my property is 64 lol

 

[maidenwolfx80]

Thnx.... And yes, it is addicting haha So far the chicken count on my property is 64 lol

I am up to 66 and today my test hatch in the homemade bator are pipping. One hatched at 9 am and others are rocking.

 

[TherryChicken]

Woo hoo chicks