2 in the brooder tote, 4 in the incubator that just hatched a few minutes ago, 2 more pipped
The early bird:
2 in the brooder tote, 4 in the incubator that just hatched a few minutes ago, 2 more pipped
The early bird:
I have huge hands actually - that guy is a monster. All of the eggs this batch are Barnevelders. Mostly gold laced, but are two blue laced and they both have hatched.
I have huge hands actually - that guy is a monster. All of the eggs this batch are Barnevelders. Mostly gold laced, but are two blue laced and they both have hatched.
2 in the brooder tote, 4 in the incubator that just hatched a few minutes ago, 2 more pipped
The early bird:
Don't be too impressed, we started with 32 eggs, locked down 19 and a bunch of those were/are iffy.
With our conditions, she was hoping for 6 to hatch. We've now got the 6 hatched and 3 more pips, although one is a malposition from a horribly saddled air cell that I may have to assist. Anything else that hatches will be icing on the cake.
SO sorry Dan ........any idea why?
That's great...I always wished I'd done something worth while....like that...but being a mechanic always paid the bills....someone's is okay though...today this very elderly man hearts I was a "topshelf" mechanic and asked if I would look At his truck.
The shops in town had been looking at it several times. I hooked up my spoke for him and in the a few minutes determined he had a bad crank sensor...
The shop wanted to charge him a $100 just to look at it. Again....now shops do need to make money...but at some point you need to cut someone a break when you aren't good enough to figure our the problem in a reasonable timeframe....and yes I am the "go to guy" for difficult diagnosis. (Sorry a little tooting my own horn)
Nice....hopefully these will bring you bunches of tiny webs
SO sorry Dan ....
That's great...I always wished I'd done something worth while....like that...but being a mechanic always paid the bills....someone's is okay though...today this very elderly man hearts I was a "topshelf" mechanic and asked if I would look At his truck.
The shops in town had been looking at it several times. I hooked up my spoke for him and in the a few minutes determined he had a bad crank sensor...
The shop wanted to charge him a $100 just to look at it. Again....now shops do need to make money...but at some point you need to cut someone a break when you aren't good enough to figure our the problem in a reasonable timeframe....and yes I am the "go to guy" for difficult diagnosis. (Sorry a little tooting my own horn)
Nice....hopefully these will bring you bunches of tiny webs
SO sorry Dan ........any idea why?
That's great...I always wished I'd done something worth while....like that...but being a mechanic always paid the bills....someone's is okay though...today this very elderly man hearts I was a "topshelf" mechanic and asked if I would look At his truck.
The shops in town had been looking at it several times. I hooked up my spoke for him and in the a few minutes determined he had a bad crank sensor...
The shop wanted to charge him a $100 just to look at it. Again....now shops do need to make money...but at some point you need to cut someone a break when you aren't good enough to figure our the problem in a reasonable timeframe....and yes I am the "go to guy" for difficult diagnosis. (Sorry a little tooting my own horn)
Nice....hopefully these will bring you bunches of tiny webs
It always pays to be a good guy Phil . Money is not the most important thing in the world . and you just handed out the best P.R. there is . So you just play that tune has a nice beat to it .
X2, don't know why you think being a mechanic isn't worth while, Phil.
