I only planned to get a dozen eggs but now I hope all 24 hatch. I am ready to convert some of the garage into a chicken coop if I need to -LOL
WWC & EVERYONE else: You have convinced me to give Frizzles a chance. However, it was only after "touching" one that I decided that I now like Frizzles/Sizzles too. I won't be kicking any out of the brooder if I end up hatching any!
Here is a picture of one of the pens (with a variety of "colors"). The little Splash Frizzle is on the upper-left...Isn't she adorable?
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I am so dissapointed beyond words this morning. My broody hen got off the nest sometime in the middle of the night. I think it might have been because she spilled her water and instead of moving the eggs in the box where she was, she buried them in the shaving and went and got a new spot. I couldn't even figure out at first where the eggs were and then I found them about two inches down in the litter. They were very cold. So I brought them in and candled them and there is no movement. I went ahead and put them in the incubator to warm up just in case there is any chance. Now I am down to just one special egg that I had put in the incubator. This is a cross between my buff/partridge pullet and my partridge roo. She had just started laying eggs finally and these were the only three I knew about. I guess I could go put all the dark colored eggs in the incubator and see if they would still hatch, as I have saved all the silkie eggs no matter what. Surely she laid more than three before going broody on me.

