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

[ChickenCanoe]

I see feathered feet.

 

[MommaHen2Four]

I see feathered feet.

I'm thinking silkies and maybe bantam. And this is the only one that hatched out of my bator

 

[ChickenCanoe]

I'm thinking silkies and maybe bantam. And this is the only one that hatched out of my bator

My first thought was bantam brahmas or cochins.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

What is the issue?

It depends on how it is laid out but unlikely.  You don't want the eggs too close to it or the internal temperature fluctuation will be too great as the power applied cycles on and off.

Can you provide a picture or diagram of the setup? Wattage of the heat souce/s? Distance from eggs. Fan or still air. Location of eggs in relation to thermostat sensor, heat, humidity source, etc.

Umm I have no idea, I am building an incubator, I'll see if I can link u to my thread once I am on a computer again

No I have 7 more little chicks but haven't got to take good pics of them yet but here's what I have gotten

awwwww

I'm thinking silkies and maybe bantam. And this is the only one that hatched out of my bator

so cute! Looks ee

 

[ChickenCanoe]

The following isn't a discussion of politics but I thought what I heard yesterday was funny enough to share.

When poll results are reported and 2 contestants are close together, they always say the numbers are within the 4% + or - margin of error.

There's a company that tests poll questions to see whether they should be included in the poll. One question that was asked to a control group was, "Have you ever been decapitated?" 4% of the respondents said yes.
Apparently the reason for the margin of error.

 

[Chaos18]

The following isn't a discussion of politics but I thought what I heard yesterday was funny enough to share.

When poll results are reported and 2 contestants are close together, they always say the numbers are within the 4% + or - margin of error.

There's a company that tests poll questions to see whether they should be included in the poll. One question that was asked to a control group was, "Have you ever been decapitated?" 4% of the respondents said yes.
Apparently the reason for the margin of error.

 

[DwayneNLiz]

@ChickenCanoe

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...-dont-bother-asking-permission-to-laugh-at-me


actually @Chaos18 probably knows more than i do about it

just ignore the normal banter and nothingness

 

[BullChick]

It's living upstate on a farm somewhere. No really, someone was looking for ducks to use for herding, most of the ducks I had were given to me for that purpose. Since I wasn't using them for that anymore, I passed them on to someone that would. I want to say no, but probably yes. Proper, secure housing. To expensive to have them fly away or eaten by a predator. Not awful at all. It's fun to get mystery chicks and figure out what they might be as they grow. LOL

Oh. Not dead.

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No I have 7 more little chicks but haven't got to take good pics of them yet but here's what I have gotten

The following isn't a discussion of politics but I thought what I heard yesterday was funny enough to share. When poll results are reported and 2 contestants are close together, they always say the numbers are within the 4% + or - margin of error. There's a company that tests poll questions to see whether they should be included in the poll. One question that was asked to a control group was, "Have you ever been decapitated?" 4% of the respondents said yes. Apparently the reason for the margin of error.

 

[chickchick56]

Do squirrels both chickens/pullets?

 

[DwayneNLiz]

Do squirrels both chickens/pullets?

they eat their food