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Here is a happy story, kind of a miracle from what I understand about hatching as far as humidity and cold eggs go. I still am in awe when I look in the bator, I feel like it is a little miracle. Anyone that knows me when i have chicks hatching knows i cant go a few hours without feeling the chicks need help, no such thing as lock down in my bator. I know it is bad, but I hate to see them struggle and then I messed up BIG TIME with thinking i read on here someone had DRY HATCHED...read the post and see...
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https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewforum.php?id=5
 
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hi Wendy, what a time I picked to post a photo. sorry to hear about forest. he has given pleasure to so many through his children. frosty's feathers are curly and springy. he does have black skin and feathered feet. I got him from you at the first chichester swap. your description of him was brown partridge. I did not want brown but he was so nicely frizzled. was I ever surprised when he turned black. his mother is a blue silkie. remember when your blues would only breed with forest?
the polish frizzle I bought was white. it also turned out to be a roo. it changed to a champagne color and has a doo just like elvis. he is very handsome.

dont worry or feel badly about the timing, i loved it , seeing his babies, my daughter said she likes yours better, he has a real tail not like the round bump forest had! lol

i remembered i was surprised that so many hatched a partridge type look and color then changed.
am sorry about the 2 roo thing, my br x silkie from you is a roo too. been a yr

wendy, not at all upset about the roos. straight run means you might get roos. luck of the draw. both boys are beauties.
 
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I'd wait... too many threads to follow. If people are looking for a schedule send them to the web site... maybe put the web site at the bottom of the post for the swap next weekend... just a thought.
 
Question and a suggestion:

Is New Hampshire laws the same as Maine as far as minimum age of 8 weeks for selling rabbits? I have some that will be about 7 weeks though (fully weaned) at the time of one of the swaps.

Also, a thread listing swap details without page after page of chit-chat would be really helpful for those of us that just need the basic info. (Chit chat is great, but not helpful in an information thread.)

Thanks
 
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yes puppies kittens and rabbits 8 weeks old.
Vt, Ct, Ma also have the same requirements.
where ever there is a thread your going to get chit chat. no getting around it.
 
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actually, on the very first post of this thread i update the swap dates and place links to the threads as they are made! i think thats a good suggestion i just dont know how to make it better.
 
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