I have a bunch of chicks! Pics on post 155

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I really would recommend working with your own eggs first if you have a rooster and fertile eggs. It will save you a ton of money in the long run and your own eggs will almost always have a higher fertility than shipped eggs and better chances to hatch. I would keep tweaking things with your own eggs until you get it right, then drop money on shipped eggs and give it a go with the ones you want. In the mean time, you can sell day-old chicks or started pullets once you raise them. That's what I did anyway.
 
Um, any action with the eggs?
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I whistle at them a bit but don't talk to them. I do have a brooder about 2 feet from the incubator and I'm thinking that the peeping from the chicks makes the eggs in the incubator peep back.
 
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I whistle at them a bit but don't talk to them. I do have a brooder about 2 feet from the incubator and I'm thinking that the peeping from the chicks makes the eggs in the incubator peep back.

I bet your right! How cute is that! I have a toy chick that peeps that my kids got in their Easter baskets a couple of years ago.... I should put it by my incubator.
 
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I whistle at them a bit but don't talk to them. I do have a brooder about 2 feet from the incubator and I'm thinking that the peeping from the chicks makes the eggs in the incubator peep back.

I bet your right! How cute is that! I have a toy chick that peeps that my kids got in their Easter baskets a couple of years ago.... I should put it by my incubator.

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They are pipping! Right on time on day 21. I woke up this morning to three pips.

This is the first time that I am incubating in the Sportsman and hatching in the HB 1588 with both of them on the increased humidity, so I'm anxious to see how it turns out.


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