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

[shahtir101]

I'll be back in a bit, gotta get some stuff done for the pups going soon!

see ya later. Oh also how do you label a box with shipped eggs? Doyou write your NPIP # on the box and incluse a copy of your certificate

 

[deserteggs22]

Does anyone have brahmas and would be willing to sell me their eggs to hatch? I would really LOVE to add them to my flock. But, I can't find any in my area and I don't think that I want to order them off of eBay.

 

[scottcaddy]

I have a 'Man Fighter roo' question. Before ya'll jump to the eat him now thoughts, keep in mind that I wanted him in the soup pot 2 years ago.
My Favorite #2 DD has this thing that she has been told is the best on the East Coast. At the Nashville show last spring way too many people were in love with this things get, to include the U of A poultry program manger. At the end of the day, my DD agreed to an hatching egg swap with the U of A program. That was last year, she still wants more offspring from this thing for other people ($) How can I deal with him without killing him?
I have already held his neck just a bit toooo tight (opps) and his eye's rolled around in his head before going blank, I know how high a roo will bounce after he puts 5 spur holes in my arm.
I am ready to eat the bird, but she says not yet

can I feed this A.H. with me killing him?
Thanks much
Scott

 

[BantyChooks]

So I just got a call from my friend who owns the feed store..
Hey Ty I let your son pick out the chicks from the roo box by accident, so.....
Meet the new Thelma and Louise

 

[bauerdog]

Hi guys! I need your opinion, I am having eggs shipped from TN to NJ this weekend. Lows will be in the 20s during their travel. It took 2 days the last two times. Should I get a heat pack or just stick with the insulated box?

 

[LocalYokel]

I have a 'Man Fighter roo' question. Before ya'll jump to the eat him now thoughts, keep in mind that I wanted him in the soup pot 2 years ago.
My Favorite #2 DD has this thing that she has been told is the best on the East Coast. At the Nashville show last spring way too many people were in love with this things get, to include the U of A poultry program manger. At the end of the day, my DD agreed to an hatching egg swap with the U of A program. That was last year, she still wants more offspring from this thing for other people ($) How can I deal with him without killing him?
I have already held his neck just a bit toooo tight (opps) and his eye's rolled around in his head before going blank, I know how high a roo will bounce after he puts 5 spur holes in my arm.
I am ready to eat the bird, but she says not yet

can I feed this A.H. with me killing him?
Thanks much
Scott

I wonder if blinders would help?

 

[kwhites634]

Hi guys! I need your opinion, I am having eggs shipped from TN to NJ this weekend. Lows will be in the 20s during their travel. It took 2 days the last two times. Should I get a heat pack or just stick with the insulated box?

Sally just posted a link on this subject a bit ago; sorry I can't tell you the post #, but it was about an hour ago.

 

[kwhites634]

I wonder if blinders would help?

The plastic jobbies that clip onto the beak?

 

[LocalYokel]

The plastic jobbies that clip onto the beak?

yeh

 

[LocalYokel]

The plastic jobbies that clip onto the beak?

yeh

they have em with pins too so they'll stay in place better too