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Chicken_man

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  1. They look great, and good fun at that age. A wee handful :-) Atn
  2. What sorts do you keep, if you don't mind me asking?
  3. Navek I'm looking forward to them all hatching, although not lots. Yourself?
  4. Very good K Eley :-) nice looking birds :-) Atb
  5. Very sorry to hear that. We all know how much work you put into them, very sad :-(
  6. funny you mention the dust, when the meal bag of pellets goes down far it's dusty, what I do is mist feeder with water then throw pellets in it soaks in to dust leaving pellets dry. Even my pigs get pellets instead of sow meal, that shit would choke you if not steeped in water Nice one :-)
  7. you are not kidding CM ,hats off to you greyface they are stunning !Agreed :-)
  8. I would say pellets would be better than mash, simply because of the dust factor, unless dampened. A lot of dusty feed can cause respiratory problems. Whole grains/pellets will reduce that. Atb
  9. Nice looking Jill's. Hope all goes well. Keep us updated :-) Atb
  10. Great, can't beat eggs off your own bird's :-)Atb
  11. I had an untamed full beard, with lots of grey. Shaved off for the so called summer, goat beard now. Itchy as he'll when first started growing, alright after a while. :-) Atb
  12. Bugger, I had one crap all over the eggs. Not good.All part of it eh :-) Next time :-) Atb
  13. It's a Willow mate, looks like osier to me. Atb
  14. Top class mate, and top fella for gifting eggs.Atb
  15. Yep, they look young to me. Should be getting eggs soon. Make sure they have a good diet, plenty of calcium for shell formation, and greens. Best of luck
  16. Not exactly a birds nest, but nice wee fledgling Thrush
  17. Get some pics up mate, maybe that will help. Atb
  18. Try on Cage and Aviary birds pal. Atb
  19. Devon, A lot depends on the site/situation of the incubator. Ideally your looking for an even room temp, with not too many temp fluctuations. Eggs are naturally cooled when the hen leaves the nest, and she would regulate higher temps better. It sounds like your incubator is up and down a bit. I find the fan assisted one's have to be around 37.5, I have mine alarmed at .2 deg for high temp. Still air on the other hand I have set at 38 deg, with good results. The hatchings this yr have been dry. Even temps are the best imho, but that can be difficult I know. Find the best spot to place
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