Who is getting eggs?

[kuntrygirl]

 
4 eggs already.

Darn you, lol.

-Kathy

Darn you too. lol

 

[SunBaked]

We had no winter this year so mine started laying early (omg this summer is gonna be a hot one

). I have 8 eggs so far. I think they are all from the same peahen. They are going on their 10th day of incubation. Just candled and it looks like the last 2 she laid are developing and the first 6 she laid I'm pretty sure are clear. Going to leave them in the incubator another week just to be certain. I guess my boy didn't quite have his mojo yet when she decided to start laying.

 

[DylansMom]

We had no winter this year so mine started laying early (omg this summer is gonna be a hot one

). I have 8 eggs so far. I think they are all from the same peahen. They are going on their 10th day of incubation. Just candled and it looks like the last 2 she laid are developing and the first 6 she laid I'm pretty sure are clear. Going to leave them in the incubator another week just to be certain. I guess my boy didn't quite have his mojo yet when she decided to start laying.

No winter???? And just where is this magical place that has no winter located? I may have to move after the winter we just had, of course I hate the stinking hot and humid summer weather also. I need to find a "Goldilocks Zone" as they say on the Science channel!

As for mojo, I have a boy named Mojo, bad little spoiled spalding.

 

[SunBaked]

I am in SW Arizona. We had like 2 very light frosts and only needed the heater for a week or 2. Already using the cooler during the day

. Not very magical during the summers though. We get over 110 degrees in the summer sometimes . Not very humid except during monsoon though, so we have that going for us. I hate to think how hot this summer will be after so warm a winter.

Wow, Mojo is handsome. I love the spalding's crests. So perky. Lol, I think it's in the pea handbook somewhere that it's a requirement to spoil them

.

 

[margaret8]

I have 40 guinea eggs so far in the incubator, and my peafowl are too young to lay? I was thinking it was a bit early!

 

[aharrington]

For those of you setting peafowl eggs. Is it harder than hatching chickens? I tried last year and no success with the 1 peafowl egg that was fertile. But I am doing fine with the chicken eggs.

 

[casportpony]

With an incubator I would say yes, but last year was my first year using an incubator. Lots of experienced people here that can offer advice.

-Kathy

 

[kuntrygirl]

With an incubator I would say yes, but last year was my first year using an incubator. Lots of experienced people here that can offer advice.

-Kathy

x2

 

[margaret8]

I

With an incubator I would say yes, but last year was my first year using an incubator. Lots of experienced people here that can offer advice.

-Kathy

'm going to use an incubator any advice?

 

[casportpony]

I

With an incubator I would say yes, but last year was my first year using an incubator. Lots of experienced people here that can offer advice.

-Kathy

'm going to use an incubator any advice?

Lol, I am not qualified to give advice on incubation.

-Kathy