The 7th Annual BYC Easter Hatch-A-Long!

I grew up calling them possums, but spelling it opossum. Shrug.

I did have one of those mind blowing / reality altering situations a few years ago, though. I walked into a grocery store one day and it was lit up like Valentine's Day, but it was October. I thought to myself, "What the heck?" Did I miss something? I asked someone and they said it was Sweetest Day. Um, what? "Sweet-est DAY?" (Say this with a sneer, I did.) Sweetest day? Really? OOooooooooook. I had recently moved to the area at the time. I thought, much like Tyme machines and bubblers, that this was a Wisconsin thang.

So, I did what anyone would naturally do. I called my Mom. Mom is pretty much my litmus test for "should I have known about this?" Mom tells me, oh yeah, Sweetest day, been around for years.

Well, huh.

(I still think they made it up a few years ago and the whole world is in on the conspiracy to try to convince me it actually is a holiday, regardless of how ridiculous it sounds, just to see if I'm gullible to believe it.)

Never heard of it. LOL
 
Cool! I hope your eggs hatch!


Welcome to the hatch-a-long!


Not even a couple more? If there is a near-by farmer with a rooster you may be able to just get three or so eggs to try and hatch.
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Don't worry about it, just join in the conversation when-ever you have the time.
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It takes me a while to catch up also. I can't imagine what it would be like if I had a full time job though (which I know many people here do).


I'm sorry to hear that. Do you want some eggs shipped to you? I'm willing to ship you a dozen or so for free if you want a barnyard mix to hatch. After all, I can't set that many myself, so might as well add as many of my eggs to the hatch-a-long as I can. LOL.
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Just let me know through PM.

Again...I LOVE BYC FRIENDS!
 
Again...I LOVE BYC FRIENDS!

You guys are all awesome!
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I'm still waiting on my eggs to start hatching (I've got around 20 or more, not sure how many are under my broody in the hay-loft). I've got three broodies, two of which are due about... NOW! And then I have an incubator full of eggs due around.... I don't know... NOW! They sure do teach you patience. Or perhaps just help you practice impatience.
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Ok I have a broody Australorp who has been sitting on her golfballs for a week now, night and day. I also have 28 eggs in the incubator on day 8. I would like to place a few under my hen doring the last week, but need to figure out how and when to move her nest so it isn't 4 feet off the ground. I have had a lot of suggestions, but would like to hear what and when has worked best for the greatest chicken farmers in the world here at BYC.

Ok can someone answer this ? I have not had a broody that i've had to move or i would try to help.
 
@ronott1 , I thought of you while I was collecting and setting Muscovy eggs! Small ones, big ones, oddly shaped ones, dirty ones... I set all of them!
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Of course I cleaned the really dirty ones.
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-Kathy
 
@ronott1 , I thought of you while I was collecting and setting Muscovy eggs! Small ones, big ones, oddly shaped ones, dirty ones... I set all of them!
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Of course I cleaned the really dirty ones.
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-Kathy
That is the way to go!

I hope you have a great hatch!
 

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