That's surprising. Seeing as most people come to that conclusion or one similar to it after only about 5 minutes.
INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!
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I have a five year old peacock with a toe like that and he had no problems covering his six hens last season.
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thread title?Good morning everyone! At page 5800 and trying to catch up.
Did a necropsy on a thin hen and was quite surprised by what I found. Will start a thread about that, and of course there will be pictures.
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Haven't started the threads yet, but when I do, I'll post the links to them here.
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Congrats!!!
Two have hatched so far with two well on the way. One seems quite weak but the other is drying up, stomping around the incubator like a little dinosaur.
nice!!
My latest acquisition, Tucker; the friendliest, tamest rooster I've ever been around, let alone owned. Can't thank Jess enough for making him available @Auroradream26
Good morning everyone! At page 5800 and trying to catch up.
Did a necropsy on a thin hen and was quite surprised by what I found. Will start a thread about that, and of course there will be pictures.Also removed som very nasty stuff from the repro tract of a hen that was looking egg bound.
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Quote: very nice Paddler! how do they do in confinement?
awwwww@billiejw89 How's your first hatch coming?
Hello everybody!
Update- Today is a mix with my chickens. On a good note, I have ordered a bunch of chicks from Hoover Hatchery in IA that is NPIP and certified mycoplasma free. They will arrive the first week in March hopefully the eggs that are due that week Rees CLB, Swedish flower hens,and EE survived the required dipping, and hatch that week. We are setting Ameruacana and blue black splash English Orpingtons tonight. Sapphires to come along with LO when found.
On a sadder note my favorite hen Georgie, and my two roos go to be put down. For Georgie it is hard, but a mercy since she is still sick, the two roosters it is just sad. Here is a goodbye
Georgie
Roos
hugs and more and more so sorry dax
@Sally Sunshine should I just unplug the fan since it's not really doing anything anyway?
I just got a bantam egg for the first time in MONTHS!
Reynbow laid it, she lays largeish pink tinted eggs.. So pretty!
I don't think it is fertile though... She runs too fast from the roos... And it was cold... And it will be old by the EHAL... Eh, I'll set it anyway!
-Banti
Friggin SHWEET
Did you treat the birds recently too?
yeah!!
@LocalYokel good luck with your hatch!
@billiejw89How's your first hatch coming?
Hello everybody!
Update- Today is a mix with my chickens. On a good note, I have ordered a bunch of chicks from Hoover Hatchery in IA that is NPIP and certified mycoplasma free. They will arrive the first week in March hopefully the eggs that are due that week Rees CLB, Swedish flower hens,and EE survived the required dipping, and hatch that week. We are setting Ameruacana and blue black splash English Orpingtons tonight. Sapphires to come along with LO when found.
On a sadder note my favorite hen Georgie, and my two roos go to be put down. For Georgie it is hard, but a mercy since she is still sick, the two roosters it is just sad. Here is a goodbye
Georgie
Roos
Thanks Dax.
So sorry for your birds.
There comes a time and it is best for us to do what has to be done, instead of them sufferin.
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no, but you have plenty of ventilation in it?
dont unplug it, if you can avoid it, perhaps you can fold a pc of cardboard and block the eggs in a way? if its not that powerful it should be ok? your call you can feel what its giving them.
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DO NOT UNPLUG THAT FAN
I know you didn't ask me
Some air movement is better than none
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