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That's an excellent idea. When I incubate next, I'll be sure and put that to use. Thanks for the compliments on my chicks. I was a little worried after lurking on the boards reading about bad Ebay experiences, so I was pleased to get that good of hatch. I can see why people get hooked on incubation, I already want to get the incubator cleaned up and ready again...I know in the end though I better wait and see just how many are boys and how many are girls.
I have a coop already with 2 australorp pullets (one starting to resemble a rooster) and a barred bantam cochin hen. In a perfect world I could stick the two sussex hens with them, and start on my second coop for the hamburgs and brown leggern pullet (she's about 4 weeks now). Of course, I'm sure they will all be roosters, but man they are cute
I have a coop already with 2 australorp pullets (one starting to resemble a rooster) and a barred bantam cochin hen. In a perfect world I could stick the two sussex hens with them, and start on my second coop for the hamburgs and brown leggern pullet (she's about 4 weeks now). Of course, I'm sure they will all be roosters, but man they are cute
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