AllenK RGV
Chicken Addict
Glad we aren't yankees and experience this every year! Those scary temps and we might need socks too!
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I know investing in an incubator seems steep at 130ish, but you can get eggs so cheaply for quality stock. Or you can invest $1000s trying to make pet quality stock into a breeding program. I don't have that kind of time left nor do I wan't to cull to excess. In short I would choose the incubator and buy those double laced frilled whatevers you want to have right now.I’m looking for Copper Marans Pullets or hens in the DFW area.
49 and raining here. I hope it gets cold enough to rid us of the mosquitoes.. I almost need a blood transfusion.So how bad is todays cold front for everyone? I hear the panhandle got snow.
So I'm sure my incubator is working fine, however, this is my second dead clutch. I think my latest issue was due to the USPS breaking an egg which soiled the rest and destroyed the bloom. The first issue was USPS cooking my hatching eggs. I think I'm giving up on the sumatra and hatching out Silkies now since that is what I have and they are mating. Oh well my perches will not be filled for Christmas. It is probably a good thing as we have way too many eggs. @aart or @RUNuts have any ideas on what could have gone wrong? @007Sean is a good expert too as we have the same incubator. Yes I did the factory reset so it turns the eggs again. A Horrible undocumented feature of our incubator, well that and the fan of decapitation.I would and have considered it but I don’t want to go through the bang stage again lol. I’m trying to keep all the ones I have now in the same age range.
Looks like a Firebush. But flower clusters don't look exactly right.One final question, does anyone know what this bush is called? My wife really wants one. It is in bloom now.