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I made them a heat cave, using some wire, a sunbeam heating pad, a tea towel covered in glad wrap to protect, and used duct tape to put it all together. It’s shaped like that cause they are getting older and bigger, but when they were newly hatched...1 week ago it was flatter...no pasty butt...

Cleaned my inside brooder, but am soon going to move the babies outside. Bought feed and dried meal worms. Chased chicks hens and rooster back into the coop early as hubby had to spray the orchard. They weren’t into my ideas pretended not to get my drift, looked up at me...but whyyyy

Hi, What are they standing on, it looks very interesting

Those are some seriously cute chicks...

I was going to waterproof the middle drawer and then construct a door with 1x3 and hardware cloth that opens top down. I want something upright that will be easier on my back to clean. The bottom door is storage. It looks so warm where you are. I always worry about heating you must worry...

Here’s the dresser, I’m hoping it will be suitable for a few chicks at a time. I’m hoping to just hatch a few more of my own chicks and possibly for other people when I get the hang of it

Hi I was going to try and make a brooder out of an old dresser, I used an apple bin before, but it was a little too drafty. What do you use for a brooder

Hi, im not sure yet, I was going to hatch my own eggs, which will be backyard crosses, but we just got rid of my production red rooster, who turned out to be a killer. But the EE roo is so great. Probably the first hatch will be from some eggs from a friend until my eggs are clear. It’s...

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Today , I have been improving the living conditions, by cleaning, replacing bedding, and I‘m so excited my incubator came in the mail, so. I’m planning a visit to a friends house to set it up and learn from her as she is very experienced and has used the same one for years