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I never hatch dux eggs!! I have better morals than that..
I assume you have higher humidity for your ducks though, because chickens incubate at a much lower percentageI know different strokes for different folks. I hatch my duck eggs like chicken eggs. I also have used a turkey and chickens for brooding.
I never hatch dux eggs!! I have better morals than that..
Hey there Benny!hello Ralphie!
Any new picture of the Toads?
It is very good that you have spread them to other people, I really hope that they will continue to develop them.Hey there Benny!
I am down to 3 toad hens and 1 rooster. I am not getting any eggs.
I am afraid I am no Mendel. I assume I had too small of an initial pool of genes to start with. I got a few generations of amazing birds, however, the inbreeding and lack of genetic diversity has finally caught up with them. While they are large and long lived, they are not producing enough fertile eggs to keep them going.
My whole plan was to try and develop a self sustaining extremely large bird. I did succeed in that and increasing the ratio of dark meat to white meat.
At my age it is foolish to start over again. The bright side is a 4H kid ( I am guessing 12ish) that has several Toads and loves them. He has more than I do at this point.
He has the time necessary to develop them. He has a farm background and his parents are sharp as tacks both having grown up around livestock too. I have faith he will be able to do what I can't. I am hoping to get some stock back from him in (when he feels he has enough to send them out).
One thing I did was send the toads to others to work with as soon as I could, that has paid off in this case....
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