Hey Delisha! I vet wrapped the chicks leg at the knee joint. It is pretty straight - so it is having a lot of difficulty moving around. I did feel a bit of a snap (in a good way) when I straightened the leg - so I figured this was the tendon moving into place? I haven't been able to find a good picture of how to do this and I am a totally visual person! Should the bad leg be taped to the good one like for spraddle leg? I am so grateful for your knowledge and help!
Ok, here is what I did with incubation. I have never had this kind of hatch rate, but wow, it worked this time! I am a relatively dry hatcher. I do keep some water just in a small container in the incubator and kept humidity between 30 and 40 percent (mostly on the 30% end). On lockdown, I fill the bottom of the incubator (my kind works that way) and brings humidity to 58 to 60%. I don't have an auto turner , so I turned 3x a day for the first 5 days, then moved to 5x a day until lockdown. Temp held steady at 100 degrees (except for the day I had a spike of 104 for a very short time). I candle at 7 days (threw out 5 clears, 1 blood ring) and day 14 an day 17. I visually watched aircells to make sure they were indeed growing but did not weigh eggs.
Here is a link to my incubator:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chicken-Egg...707?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4171c67cbb
I did wash and sanitize my hands before handling! I think a big part is also the quality of eggs I received and the fact I had no detached aircells!
. I'm sure Vicki, Justine or FW can give us some good advice as they've done this a time or two! My vote is for patience
I also rehomed (to good homes) 3 roosters today, and peace has once again been restored to the hen domain! What a great day....now to work on taxes 
. Anxiously awaiting news from those of you in Pipp watch!!!
