Incubator Poll and Opinions

[Three Cedars Silkies]

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I dunno...I say Brin-see-ah...but what do I know??? I'm a southerner!!

 

[duckluck]

I voted "other", because I am using a Humidaire Model 50 drum incubator and a Humidaire model 21H hatcher, but also I am using a GQF 1202 incubator.

 

[SundownWaterfowl]

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I dunno...I say Brin-see-ah...but what do I know??? I'm a southerner!!

I say Brin-sah

But I think its brine-sa

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

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I dunno...I say Brin-see-ah...but what do I know??? I'm a southerner!!

I say Brin-sah

But I think its brine-sa

Pronounced F.R.E.D.

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Collage term.

 

[gamebirdsonly]

The old sportsman Love it!

 

[Three Cedars Silkies]

We've had almost 100 people vote and have received some great information.

I'm bumping in case anyone else would like to vote or see the resulting information.

 

[Kung Foo Chicken]

I've got a broody hen that almost always does 100%

Very accurate model! She is an incubator.

 

[cherylcohen]

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are there results somewhere?

 

[Sweetfolly]

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are there results somewhere?

Sure they are, right up at the top of the page:
Brinseas are the most popular incubators so far, closely followed by the Little Giant, the Hovabator forced-air, and homemade 'bators.
To see people's experiences and opinions of them, you'll have to read through the thread.

 

[deerman]

well i voted others, because i have

6 QGF sportsman
1 lyon turn -X
1 Lyon Roll-X
2 old sears
1 Jamesway
1 hatchrite

Depend on what I am hatching the lyon are great for small number of egg, even parrot eggs.

sportsman are great for most eggs,

The hatchrite is the best, even for ostrich eggs, it control all. you can set it for how many times to turn eggs, water line hook, has a boiler to control humdity ,at what you set it. These sold new for 6,000.00 and up.
Will used this to hatch mostly peafowl eggs, it rolls the eggs..