Agreed and thanksActually, you don’t always get what you pay for... I hated my $200 incubator but LOVED my $40 incubator. But I do agree you usually do actually get what you pay for, very often too! All in all, I like this post! Thanks Cyprus!!
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Agreed and thanksActually, you don’t always get what you pay for... I hated my $200 incubator but LOVED my $40 incubator. But I do agree you usually do actually get what you pay for, very often too! All in all, I like this post! Thanks Cyprus!!
I apologize I should not be so harsh.
Cyprus, you’re so educated!Agreed and thanks
Thank youCyprus, you’re so educated!
Thank you!Thank you
You are quit knowledgeable yourself.
Very Good that you are thinking of these things.I’m still debating the direction I want to take. While I think it would be really fun and informative to hatch my own mixes and breed specific shipped eggs, I am concerned about excess cockerels. I don’t really want to keep a roo only flock and I’m not ready to process them myself. I did find a USDA poultry processor fairly close (~1 hour away) if I go that route. But then I think maybe I should order sexed birds of the breeds I want this winter/spring for my flock expansion.
I’m also playing around with coops and run expansion ideas, breeding pens, and chick integration. I know I won’t get it perfect the first time but I really would like to get a solid foundation moving forward. I guess I need to decide the future direction I want to take and make decisions from there.
I don't think you were too harsh, just honest and accurate and brave...hopefully your observation will be heeded as it is much needed.I should not be so harsh.