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A new case of a non sparrow Hawk in between 32 to 34?
You nailed it, but your aim is a bit high. Good afternoon, BTW
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Quote:Does anybody have a dirtbikeQuote: ?!
A new case of a non sparrow Hawk in between 32 to 34?
You nailed it, but your aim is a bit high. Good afternoon, BTW
Howdy. The madness continues, I see. Glad I didn't miss any while I was sleeping.Morning whites
You nailed it, but your aim is a bit high. Good afternoon, BTW
I'm up and at work already. I woke about 3:30 and couldn't go back to sleep, so I cleaned the hatcher. This week's hatch was somewhat disappointing. I wonder what I'm doing wrong. I had 2 sets of Ameraucana eggs, 5 of each, the Silkied Lavenders hatched all 5, but the Wheaten Ams were all fertile but never pipped. That seems like it's more likely a parent issue than an incubation one, right? But the Wheatens are in a much better pen with good ventilation and a spacious run, whereas the silkeds are in a rather stuffy, small pen. Same feed and care otherwise.Morning anybody else who's up
CHICKEN CHICKEN CHICKEN CHICKEN CHICKEN,I'm up and at work already. I woke about 3:30 and couldn't go back to sleep, so I cleaned the hatcher. This week's hatch was somewhat disappointing. I wonder what I'm doing wrong. I had 2 sets of Ameraucana eggs, 5 of each, the Silkied Lavenders hatched all 5, but the Wheaten Ams were all fertile but never pipped. That seems like it's more likely a parent issue than an incubation one, right? But the Wheatens are in a much better pen with good ventilation and a spacious run, whereas the silkeds are in a rather stuffy, small pen. Same feed and care otherwise.
It continues.Howdy. The madness continues, I see. Glad I didn't miss any while I was sleeping.
I would think with everything else being the same that it would be a parent issue.I'm up and at work already. I woke about 3:30 and couldn't go back to sleep, so I cleaned the hatcher. This week's hatch was somewhat disappointing. I wonder what I'm doing wrong. I had 2 sets of Ameraucana eggs, 5 of each, the Silkied Lavenders hatched all 5, but the Wheaten Ams were all fertile but never pipped. That seems like it's more likely a parent issue than an incubation one, right? But the Wheatens are in a much better pen with good ventilation and a spacious run, whereas the silkeds are in a rather stuffy, small pen. Same feed and care otherwise.
yep I say the same it is the moms fault the chicken I meanIt continues.
I would think with everything else being the same that it would be a parent issue.
I am so sorry about the disappointing results. I'm hatching shipped AC's right now. I have out of 14 I set, 7 made it to lock down. Only 3 have hatched so far. 2 more pips, but that's it. Day 21 started an hour ago, so I think they still have time. Of 12 shipped silkies, 7 made it to lock down, 3 have hatched, 1 pip. Of my own eggs I set, 10t, 7 made it to lock down, 5 have hatched, 2 pips. So, shipping is rough.
I agree, the heat has got to be horrible on shipping eggs. I saw someone post earlier that they would use cold packs to ship eggs. I'm sorry your second was such a disaster,
I have a broody that every time she gets up to eat, someone else jumps in and lays an egg. She had 12 eggs under her (she is a silkie) so my tenant that helps care for the chicks, thought she would be helpful and pull 6 out. She didn't candle them. She just chose 6. They were outside in 110 degree weather for 30 minutes before I found out. I figure that is probably warmer than it was under the hen, but not long enough to kill them, so I dropped the 6 in to my running incubator. I'll candle them at some point, but they could be anywhere from day 1 to day 14.
I thought I was close to being done hatching for the summer. I have about 6 eggs that are on day 16, and another 45 or so, that are on day 11. Now I added these silkies, and a friend picked up a dozen BCM that she wants me to hatch. So, I'll add hers, and will top off the rest of the bator with the last of my EE eggs that I think are fertile.
THEN I will be done hatching for the summer.