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Another hen joined in today and I got 2 eggs! Hopefully, I can get 10-12 to put in the incubator!
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Another hen joined in today and I got 2 eggs! Hopefully, I can get 10-12 to put in the incubator!
Congratulations. I have thought about eating a couple but I get over 2 dozen chicken eggs a day, so there is no shortage of eggs here. I really hope to build up my flock and sell a bunch of poults.I have 2 bourbon red hens and they both just started laying. I got my first turkey egg ever 4 days ago and my second hen started today. My DH found 2 eggs in the nest. YAY SPRING IS FINALLY HERE!!! Oh and im not waiting a few week to incubate, all the turkeys first eggs are collected and stored in the basement and waiting. I might cave and let DH have 2 for breakfast, hes been dieing to try them.
FINALLY! Got my first egg yesterday. If i wouldn't have caught her in the act I would never have known she laid her egg either. She (thankfully) laid in their house but carefully and completely covered her egg to leave no sign of it.
I think I've got about 24 over the last week and a half from 3 hens for about 5 a week- not too shabby! I got to eat one last year as I discovered one had a small hole so I couldn't hatch- they are delicious! Can't bring myself to eat them otherwise they are just too darn valuable. I've got the first 20 in the 'bator and the rest will be given back to the hens once they sit. (I'm using cheap grocery store chicken eggs as decoys since we've had freezing temps every night)Congratulations! I have been collecting for 10 days now and will be setting what I get in the incubator on Friday. I am up to 18 eggs right now and am hoping for 24 by Friday. It is my first time setting eggs and am hoping for positive results!FINALLY! Got my first egg yesterday. If i wouldn't have caught her in the act I would never have known she laid her egg either. She (thankfully) laid in their house but carefully and completely covered her egg to leave no sign of it.
Quote: Forgot to mention, I have some little ducks that apparently had a wild mallard as their father ("free ducklings in need of a good home," and I couldn't resist). Even though I know EXACTLY where their nest is I have trouble finding it with all of the time they spend hiding it.