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Why not put the eggs under her? She'll do a better jon than an incubator.I picked up my friends incubator, it's a cheap one from Amazon with no humidity sensor. I'm going to pick up an additional temp/humidity montior and use that.
The last time she hatched all the chicks had splay leg and died, I see know why. I won't let that happen to my chicks. I'm going to set 8 eggs, 4 brown, 2 light green, and 2 olive green.
I'm so excited!! Wednesday is start day. If all goes well i should have chicks around Ash Wednesday!! Plus my silkie just went broody, I'm going to put the babies under her and see if she'll raise them for me. She's a great mom so I don't think there will be any issue.
Why not put the eggs under her? She'll do a better jon than an incubator.
The hens have the same access to the little coop as always, which is all day long. Janet laid her egg in there yesterday. So I'm not confident to say it's been taken from them.So you took it from them and gave it to the pullets.
Of course they are going to look at it. Whenever I had the pullet ccop in the run, Patsy would go in it to check it out and even eat pullet food if the door was open. It was hers originally and as alpha hen all the territory belongs to her.
It's not about the pullets it is about them and their world.
The hens have the same access to the little coop as always, which is all day long. Janet laid her egg in there yesterday. So I'm not confident to say it's been taken from them.
But they're taking an interest in who's been using it overnight.
Maybe it's time they all roosted together.
15 weeks old.I would not rush the roosting together. That is when the most vicious pecking occurs, in my experience. I like mine to be a little older when they are subjected to that. Remind me how old the pullets are?
15 weeks old.
I was thinking of putting them in the henhouse while the hens are sleeping then getting up before light to open the door to the yard before pecking starts.
My neighbour says this is the kindest way to do it. But maybe leaving it up to the chickens is kinder?
Thank you for the advice - I'll start tonight.