Ok, I'm about to pull my hair out.
I someone on here mentioned that they had never seen a female Silkie mock crow under the age of 1 and I forget who it was, so please forgive me, but this morning my only pullet out of 5 straight run chicks joined the crowd and crowed.
Now, it was a poor job, but it crowed none the less, so that makes 5 out of 5 that appear to be roos if the crowing theory is correct.
Can this even be possible, or did I just step into the twilight zone?
There was a black line that i didnt recognize this morning, when I checked back that afternoon, another formed. Thats when I realized it was a crack! Got super excited, went to work and 8 hrs later still looks the same....still havent touched the bator (thank goodness for windows) Im hoping it's just resting, I read that hatching 101 thingy all night at work, AGAIN, but my paranoia is getting to me.
Lol, be careful you'll get ' twisted bator face '
It can take 24 hours for them to hatch once they have pipped.
There was a black line that i didnt recognize this morning, when I checked back that afternoon, another formed. Thats when I realized it was a crack! Got super excited, went to work and 8 hrs later still looks the same....still havent touched the bator (thank goodness for windows) Im hoping it's just resting, I read that hatching 101 thingy all night at work, AGAIN, but my paranoia is getting to me.
Yes, I breed pigeons and I have chickens, but when my pigeons are breeding I usually check on the eggs progress every day or so and it really fun to feel the baby inside the egg moving around and see him chipping away.
