Hello from the UK.

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MedicDog

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Hello everyone!

I've lurked and read for a while now so I've decided to take the plunge and sign up and try to be a member of the community here.

I've grown up around chickens but moved away for university, I kept going back to my parents to feed and deal with their hens and it wasn't until recently I realised how much I missed dealing with them. I'm set to move to a bigger place with a bigger garden in a few months so I'll be starting up a flock of my own.

Well that was the plan anyway, my dad gave me an incubator and told me if I can hatch them out, he will look after them until I'm in the new place. So this weekend I'll be getting the incubator but I won't be starting to attempt to hatch straight away. I planned to have a week\two weeks dry run attempting to keep a steady temp and humidity whilst working shifts, I hope I can manage.

Sorry for the essay.... Hi!

(Newcastle/Durham. United Kingdom)
 
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Welcome to BYC!

If you need any tips on incubation processes, stop by our learning center for some great articles on incubation, hatching and brooding your new brood...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/hatching-eggs-and-raising-chicks

If you have any questions along the way during incubation, you can post questions in our Incubating Forums...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/f/5/incubating-hatching-eggs

Good luck with your hatching and welcome to our flock!
 
Thanks for the greetings!

I've read, read and reread most of the articles crow linked a while ago, I even printed them off and bound them in a file to read before bed, I'm prepared mentally but its all down to experience and doing it.

I think I'm getting 12 Silkie eggs and 12 Cream Legbar crossed with my favourite cockerel who is a cross himself, hopefully it works out.
 
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