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One of my hens is trying to get broody on me, and the others are just trying to tick her off lol. This is actually 3 all shoved into one nesting box. They have other boxes, heck they had fresh hay in the other box- but they all wedged in here lol. Reba, Mouth, and Zoltar.
 
Question, is there a way to make it so that when someone posts on a page you are subscribed to, it will text or email it to you?

At the top and bottom of each page is a link called subscribe and you can pick how you want to be notified.... immediate daily weekly site only. In your setting on your profile page you can also adjust some things like if someone quotes you to be notified maybe some other stuff too.
 
Hey I am wanting to show a bird in April. It will be the first time to show a bird. Problem is I don't have anything but Olive Eggers. I am looking to buy a bird old enough to that I can show. If it is a hen I would prefer it to be Bantam Wyandotte, a Silkie, Bantam Ameraucana, a Bantam Cornish or something that might make a nice cross with something with a blue egg gene. If a roo I want something with a blue egg gene or maybe a Serama. Feather color is secondary to good body conformation and egg laying and fertility.
 
Hectic day, just got to the closet w/ incubator to candle for LD for hatch due Friday,
2 already hatched
other 5 all piped.
!!!!! oooops
Doubled checked the calendar all the dates are correct, these are just early.
Once again I'm finding better (as in 100% or real close) when I run a little hot & they hatch up to 2 days early,
it really is not logical, but this is about the 8th or so time this has happened, chicks 2-3 days early and popping out fast w/o problems.
Can anyone explain this to me??
The eggs are blue & green from my mutt mix EEs, these are in fact from birds that did the same fast hatch last spring come to think of it,
so these second gen. chicks are fast hatchers exactly like their moms but *why* so very odd, I mean this is crazy early right?
 

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