INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

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Cynthia12 said:
These are Show Girls..dad is a Paint Silkie, mom is a smooth silkie/Show Girl.


And, I just got a Paint SG!!!!
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YAY!!! The one you were waiting on!!!!!!!! It's a good day at Cynthia's house! Drinks all around!!!! (okay... maybe that was a little over the top) YIPEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Bubbles12345 said:
I'm not...
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I'm reaserching chicken feeders and waterers that aren't completely redneck like my current ones but arent real expensve. Pretty nice ideas, just tryin to decide which one to build!
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I'm way behind cause I bailed early last night so I could go deer hunting this morning, but wanted to put my 2 cents worth in. I'd like to see you go with the PVC feeder. It's super easy to build, and relatively cheap. The only thing I did differently from what you'll find on the "Show me your feeders" thread is to use 4" PVC instead of 3". I didn't take the parts list to the store when I bought them, and mistakenly bought 4" instead of 3". As it turned out, I'm glad I made the mistake; it holds more feed and is easier to fill (I can use a larger feed scoop). I should have gone with a shorter upright cause I have to stand on tiptoes to fill it, but that's easily rectified.

I hung mine inside a covered run, with the opening facing away from the prevailing wind, and the feeds never gotten wet in the 3-4 months it's been in use.

And there you have my 2 cents worth...enjoy.
 
kwhites634 said:
I'm way behind cause I bailed early last night so I could go deer hunting this morning, but wanted to put my 2 cents worth in. I'd like to see you go with the PVC feeder. It's super easy to build, and relatively cheap. The only thing I did differently from what you'll find on the "Show me your feeders" thread is to use 4" PVC instead of 3". I didn't take the parts list to the store when I bought them, and mistakenly bought 4" instead of 3". As it turned out, I'm glad I made the mistake; it holds more feed and is easier to fill (I can use a larger feed scoop). I should have gone with a shorter upright cause I have to stand on tiptoes to fill it, but that's easily rectified.

I hung mine inside a covered run, with the opening facing away from the prevailing wind, and the feeds never gotten wet in the 3-4 months it's been in use.

And there you have my 2 cents worth...enjoy.
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Howdy, whites!
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Personally, I think that was more like 3c worth of information... but that's just me.
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ok guys... I have a serama egg... it MIGHT be fertile... And I just so happen to have an open spot in my incubator... should I set it? it will be 10 days behind...
 
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