This could work......you have full brooders, then you post ads on craigslist begging people to buy chicks because you have too many. LOL
don't ask how I know this...
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This could work......you have full brooders, then you post ads on craigslist begging people to buy chicks because you have too many. LOL
don't ask how I know this...
I am truly interested in buying a dozen to hatch--could I persuade you to package up a doz and mail it to me priority???? I'll even teach you how to package them for good results thru the rough USPS handling. No guarantee of getting any to hach but I'd love to give it a shot. If you are interested you can pm me.I know the Aylesbury is still a popular dual-purpose breed in the UK. American tastes are somewhat different. Fortunately, they make excellent pets and ornamental pond ducks. They are poor to fair mothers - I will let any of my hens nest and sit if they are so inclined, but they never sit for the 28 days or so required. My only broody hens are bantams; I could maybe fit a couple of eggs under one - but they tend to not accept eggs that aren't their own and push them out. I have found one hatchery that sells show-quality Aylesbury ducklings - Stromberg's in Minnesota. $13.50 each/maximum order of 15, straight run only. I do sell hatching eggs, $5.00 per dozen, but only locally. $5.00 is very cheap, I know, but I'm not doing it to make money. I just want to do my part to sustain the breed. And I've learned the hard way - until they hatch, they are just eggs.
you have full brooders, then you post ads on craigslist begging people to buy chicks because you have too many. LOL
don't ask how I know this...
Quote: I wish I could get down to 60-70 chicks. I just PULLED the last hatch out yesterday and today I had to RUSH another batch in the hatcher. I was going to do that tomorrow. They sometimes hatch a day early but 2 days???? anyway they are in the hatcher now.
I moved about 75 out to the main brooders yesterday, I have 3-4 weeks more still in the nursery brooders and another hatch due this weekend.I set a small batch of eggs today and will set more Sunday or Monday and then I will hold off for a week, maybe 2 if I can sell the eggs LOL. I need a break and we need to go visit some family soon.![]()
I was going to start a thread like this and discovered there already is one, so here I am.
I think I need help! I keep setting eggs from my own chickens and ordering more eggs!
My incubators are stuffed full and I have chicks coming out my ears!![]()
well, you fill one shelf per week so each week you hatch one shelf and refill the shelf you just hatched. Actually I move all mine down so they rotate from the top..
but it seems to me that the hatching tray isnt big enough to accommodate one full shelf.
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Everyone should have a hatcher. Makes life so much easier.
lolYou are going to FIT RIGHT IN!!!! What are you looking for????? We are kinda dealers here.... we cruz for eggs all over.......