The first time I ever heard one was at work. I went behind a big shop and didn't know they were there. I thought it was a greenhouse and didn't see the birds. I had my back turned when one of them screamed. I almost wet myself
I've hated them til this day
13 years. That's why I take it out on youCan you tell he just loves me??? LOL
Yes, technically it is a day 18 pip. And I sure will.
Woman can't justwhen it goes wrong! How long have you been married?? Haven't you learned that??
Who???
I didn't know peafowl were loud. Glad I hadn't seriously considered them! LOL Anyone raise quail? We have considered some quail.
But this will have to be my last hatch for a while. Too much stuff coming up for me to be fretting with little chickies. Our camp hasn't gotten nearly enough done on it this spring... hubby is mad because I don't want to leave the "kids" alone at home lol. But we are definitely taking vacation in July for my 50th b-day, and I get to see all of my sisters in one place... something we haven't done in many, many years, except for funeralssince we are scattered all over the US.
My garden never even got started this year, another bummer... there's nothing like a fresh picked tomato or cucumber! But I'm still hopeful to get deer food plots in the fall. Hunting season will be here before we know it.
As far as this hatch, my humidity was running upper 20's to about 32%. Cells were big, so I decided on a squirt of water. Well dangit if it didn't shoot to 55. So I suctioned the water back out and tried a small piece of sponge. I was hoping for 40. Sponge still was around 50, so I cut it in half (down to about 1" x 1"). Was still showing about 45 when I had to leave for work, so I took it out. It will slowly drop back to 30, but that will be fine for today. I suppose....
I've tried but they always die
13 years. That's why I take it out on you
I forgot you Yankees wouldn't recognize Jerry Clower. I will see if I can find a link
Oh my dad showed me that a few months ago
My job takes advantage of this trait. I have to anticipate all the things that can go wrong, either in the way the customer uses the product, or in the product deployment itself, then engineer a solution that avoids all the unknown issues. I'm pretty good at it.
