Hi guys i love this site its like calling 118 lol just post your questions and watch your answers come rolling in I have just hatched my little pekin bantams and my last brood i hatched pekin bantams cross rhode island hybrid and this is what i got. My success rate was high with these birds but not with my new hatch the pure breed pekins bantams so this leads me to the question in my thread i live in scotland and someone said to me its time to shut down my incubator at this time of year their is no point in hatching anymore as the hatching rate wont be high as its the wrong time of year now, is this true?
I haven't turned mine off. It doesn't use very much electricity at all and once you get it set its best just to leave it, at least thats my way of thinking. This way it will be ready should some more eggs need hatching.
Quote:myth, wives' tales etc etc. The hen genetically determines the sex of the chick...not the temps and not the rooster.
