Diary & Notes ~ Air Cell Detatched SHIPPED Chicken Eggs for incubation and hatching

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i think its a matter of simple taste experience and preference to do what one wants .. i personally do not want the one i have anymore after this hatch ... that was all i meant ... did not mean to start a debate ..
you didn't ! I thinks its healthy and others can learn ALOT from others and their comments and statements! We have learned so much by everyone on the thread! I am amazed at the amount of cool knowledge we have on one little thread! Heck I was sorta stupefied about the whole penney in the water wells thing! and then when researching I was like OH WOW how simple and cool is that one!
 
Quote: And I agree with you! you know what stinks..... all those first time hatchers having to deal with those bators! that's sad! I so wish I could create a coolerbator that wouldn't cause me liability that I could sell to first timers at a great price. But for now all I can do is post the stuff I learned in articles and on here and help share some things I learned along the way. Oz is great, I swear that man can see the good in anything, something I wish I could do! He has some great points but in the end, they just suck and are terrible for first timers! But hey.... they are still better than a heat lamp over a plastic tub for sure right?

ps OZ I am totally in love with that display case bator! I never thought of one of those big layered brinseas because of how dark they look in there! I love looking and seeing each egg!
I have no clue how a broody can stand just sitting on her eggs and not admiring them all day! Hey perhaps that's the real reason she turns her eggs!
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oh and oz..... "cool your jets" I swear, you know that's like my kids telling me to "relax" its an instant reaction to bob them a good one! so here
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And I agree with you! you know what stinks..... all those first time hatchers having to deal with those bators! that's sad! I so wish I could create a coolerbator that wouldn't cause me liability that I could sell to first timers at a great price. But for now all I can do is post the stuff I learned in articles and on here and help share some things I learned along the way. Oz is great, I swear that man can see the good in anything, something I wish I could do! He has some great points but in the end, they just suck and are terrible for first timers! But hey.... they are still better than a heat lamp over a plastic tub for sure right?

ps OZ I am totally in love with that display case bator! I never thought of one of those big layered brinseas because of how dark they look in there! I love looking and seeing each egg!
I have no clue how a broody can stand just sitting on her eggs and not admiring them all day! Hey perhaps that's the real reason she turns her eggs!
lau.gif
oh and oz..... "cool your jets" I swear, you know that's like my kids telling me to "relax" its an instant reaction to bob them a good one! so here
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but but but

i was called an old timer
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here is something to change the subject,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

an old timers kids


 
Hi all, didn't forget about you guys. Just very busy trying to sort out some personal stuff at the moment. I'll try and catch up with you all when I'm done, though I can't promise anything at the rate this thread is going
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Oh and Sally I saw your feather sexing pic on the last page. Does that really work for most of you guys? I heard they had to be bred for feather sexing so I have not been doing it for my last 2 hatches. My first batch is 2.5 weeks old now, so I guess we will know in a few weeks if I am any good at it.

feather sexing only works if you have a slow feather crossed with a fast feathering breed. I can feather sex my black orps but can't my buff orps.
 
I have missed a lot and I am going to miss so much more...lots to do. Keep up the good work and lively debate is always good. Keeps us on our toes. Kinda like the temp in my bator...
 
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