Incubator for turkey eggs

[Jake Levi]

Google Georgia Quail Farm, you can order direct, I would but my local feed store stocks stuff and orders for me.

I have a GQF Hovabator which works fine for a dozen or so eggs, I have had it for years, getting a new egg turner this spring but all else is fine, I do like there next bigger ones too, maybe one of these days if I get many more breeds.

 

[Smiles-N-Sunshine]

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X2 on the Genesis. The automatic egg turner does indeed hold turkey eggs - at least Midget White ones - and there are lots of water channels so keeping a higher humidity level hasn't been a problem.

Bryan

 

[Kekko]

I started out with 1 small Styrofoam incubator about 6 years ago then I moved up to 3 Styrofoam incubators! Now I have 2 GQF cabinets 3 Styrofoam plus a GQF cabinet Hatcher! The Hatcher is a must have (I need another one now)! All my cabinets I have bought off CL during the winter months @ around $200 each! This time of year you can’t find them used and if you do they won’t last long.

I have a better Idea why don’t you sell me some Blue Slate eggs? Our turkeys have been slow starting to lay this year! Last year I hatched my first Turkey eggs on the 11th of March. This year I got my first egg on the 20th of March. Darn weather anyhow! Oh well they have been picking up speed daily now just in time for another cold snap!

 

[ColbyNTX]

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Yep, That's the only way for you to go! Everybody keeps suggesting you get one of these little table top toys but with 10 blue slat hens, it won't do you much good.