French frogs

[WalnutHill]

The model number is found on the tag at the top of the door. That will help narrow it down as they made small changes to thermostats and thermometer placement. But they changed so little over 20 years it's really hard to pin it down. If he can get the model number I can help.

 

[scflock]

The model number is found on the tag at the top of the door.  That will help narrow it down as they made small changes to thermostats and thermometer placement.  But they changed so little over 20 years it's really hard to pin it down.  If he can get the model number I can help.

I'm watching your reply with keen interest, because it's close enough for me to buy. I'm not big on fixer uppers, but if I could get it for a song it might be a way to ease Mrs. Flock into larger scale incubation

 

[WalnutHill]

I'm watching your reply with keen interest, because it's close enough for me to buy. I'm not big on fixer uppers, but if I could get it for a song it might be a way to ease Mrs. Flock into larger scale incubation

That one isn't a fixer upper. It looks ready to go.

 

[scflock]

That one isn't a fixer upper.  It looks ready to go.  

Sold!

 

[abbevilleoz]

That one isn't a fixer upper.  It looks ready to go.  

Sold!

He said it worked the last time he used it. But he can't remember how long ago that was.

 

[WVduckchick]

Sold!

You really should..

 

[dan26552]

that was the weight at the time of butchering?

No, dressed weight

 

[scflock]

You really should.. 

I know. That's a big leap from 20 chicks every 2 weeks to 300 every 3

 

[abbevilleoz]

I know. That's a big leap from 20 chicks every 2 weeks to 300 every 3

"You can do it!"

 

[WVduckchick]

I know. That's a big leap from 20 chicks every 2 weeks to 300 every 3

You don't have to FILL it every time!

And you don't even have to use it much yet, but for the right deal, it could come in very handy when you go bigger. Just thinking ahead!