Test driving the new incubator

[funnybirds]

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Ugh. I had a feeling this was the answer.

 

[shesaredroan]

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Sorry funnybirds..........welcome to the world of chickens. There are ALWAYS more roos than needed. The unneeded/unwanted usually become food.
It's like dairy cattle.......when a female calf is born everyone is happy.......a new baby who will be a milk giver. But when a little boy/bull is born there is a sense of sadness.......everyone knows he'll probably become veal.

At least with horses, in the USA, we geld stallions who do not have traits we want to be passed on. My best horses have all been geldings.

Everyone who has chickens has to deal with 'how to rehome roos'. There's no easy solution.

Best of luck : )

 

[funnybirds]

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Thank you, this makes a lot more sense now.

 

[funnybirds]

Hubby ok'd the Brinsea Eco 20.
Thank goodness.
I'm hoping the circulated air will increase hatch rate as well as the advertised user friendliness/ reliability.
We shall see.

 

[gryeyes]

All 8 of my incubators are Brinseas (the one R-Com mini is actually made by Brinsea). I have 2 Mini Advance units, 2 Mini Advance EX units, and 3 Octagon Advance EX units.

Addicting? Naaaaahhhh... not MUCH.