Is this considered piping? I AM FREAKING OUT

[momof2monkeys]

WOO! HOO!

I can't wait for pics.

I love this place.

 

[Deanner03]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!

There should be a rule about posting about new chicks without pics!! LOL

 

[Madcap621]

Quote:
Wel-l-l-l-l MAYbe

I'm wondering, looking at your signature line, If you decided after that last human baby that this 'birthin' babies is easy, so went home and set some eggs? Let me tell you, I have PERSONALLY birthed TWO babies, and these hatches are WAY more stressful!!!

 

[Chosen Chickens]

Quote:
Wel-l-l-l-l MAYbe

I'm wondering, looking at your signature line, If you decided after that last human baby that this 'birthin' babies is easy, so went home and set some eggs? Let me tell you, I have PERSONALLY birthed TWO babies, and these hatches are WAY more stressful!!!

LOL..... my wife gives me a hard time telling me that I am paying more time and attention to the eggs then I am to our new baby... I guess I need to give the humans love too!

 

[momreda]

Awwweee Congrats

 

[Chosen Chickens]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=298474

Here is the thread I just started about the successful hatch.... thanks again everyone for your help and support!

 

[Jeffro]

I'm new to this site but have been raising chickens for about 2 years now. I just built a homemade incubator (very crude) and was able to hatch 2 new babies. I hope to hatch many more in the future. I now have 15 hens and 1 rooster. 2 Rhode Island Reds; 2 Jersey Blacks; 6 White wyandottes; 2 White Leghorns; 3 of mixed breeds and a mixed breed Rooster. I love this hobby and the eggs are delicious. I made a movie of the hatching egg, so if you get a chance go to:
"

" to see it first hand. Again, I'm new to this site so any pointers from members is appreciated.

 

[Kittymomma]

Quote:

Jeffro!

Sounds like you've got a good start. This is an old thread that has mostly moved to another spot. You'll get more responses if you start your own thread in the New Members Intro section. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewforum.php?id=44 More people will know about your youtube video that way to.

 

[Three Cedars Silkies]

YEAH!!! It is SO hard to leave them alone, isn't it? It only takes one time of "helping" and have them die in your hand because they hadn't absorbed the yolk. You'll never do it again...

 

[horsejody]

Quote:
Guys freak out over it. They just don't usually admit it. My DH stands there and crows like a rooster over the bator. He says it encourages the chicks and sets and example for the little roos.