Hey everybody,
Good luck with all the hatching that must be going on.
I have just put together a final pen for season.
Rupert (SimmasticXSimmie)
Rumm (RupertXSimmie)
can't remember name i gave her... (RupertXBritgirl)
Two of these. Identical, so no need to do two.. (ArthurXMy Girl)
Two daughters. One REAL tight just to see and two nieces. As the females all came from other active pens I will have to wait three weeks before this breeding will be viable. That'll be about right.
Black/blue pen is now complete with 1 blk male, 2 blk females and 3 blue females. This is a VERY promising group.
With the three salmon pens complete all 14 females are in pens and they are bred to compliment future breeding within the pens.
All these pens, all these eggs and I'm not even hatching this year. Talk about things that make ya go hmm.....
so what would be the difference putting them under my broody should i wait an extra 24 hours? i did give her the eggs a little bit ago and got met the meanest cochin, not my sweet licorice ....
but she now has the fav eggs and the couple mutts she was sitting on...
so what would be the difference putting them under my broody should i wait an extra 24 hours? i did give her the eggs a little bit ago and got met the meanest cochin, not my sweet licorice ....
but she now has the fav eggs and the couple mutts she was sitting on...
I'm far from an expert but no one else answered so maybe if I try to answer they'll chime in
But I would say since they're already under the broody just leave them. A broody doesn't turn eggs *near as much as an automatic egg turner so I'm sure they'll be ok.
I'm far from an expert but no one else answered so maybe if I try to answer they'll chime in
But I would say since they're already under the broody just leave them. A broody doesn't turn eggs *near as much as an automatic egg turner so I'm sure they'll be ok.