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The Beginner's Guide to Incubation

Pyxis
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Very thorough and informative article.
Thank you for presenting this article, Pyxis.
Good informative article.
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Housing And Feeding Your Quail

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Excellent article Leyla. Covered everything that beginning quailers need to know!
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Egg Laws in the U.S.A

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Great resource for egg sellers.

"Chicken (Guard) Shack" - Hill Country, Texas

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Great article, cool repurpose, great photos!
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DDB
Thanks.

Reclaimed Cedar Coop

PotatoHead
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Like the way it turned out. Like the pics.
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Hatching Quail Eggs and Brooding Quail Chicks

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Well written, and thorough "How to Guide" on hatching and brooding quail.
The only additional information I would add to this article is: The importance for need of an accurate calibrated independant thermometer and a calibrated hygrometer.
In addition, the temperature should be measured at the top of the eggs, this is true for both "forced air" and "still air" incubators.
Another point the author may want to consider adding is: in "still air" incubators that have the eggs being turned by hand, the temperature should be between 101°F to 103°F at the top of the egg, due to the eggs being horizontal, instead of up right as in an automatic turner, the eggs are further away from the heat source. Increasing the temperature will help maintain proper internal egg temperature.
These are the only reasons I rated this article 4 stars, instead of 5 stars.

Quail Diseases, Health Issues and Keeping Your Quail Healthy

TwoCrows
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Well written, thorough examination and explanations of common quail diseases.
Especially useful to anyone with little or no quail raising experience.
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Chicken bully/chicken victim - a two-sided issue

azygous
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Well written common sense solution for bully flock mates. The "look but don't touch" approach to a difficult behavioral modification procedure.
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How To Incubate Hatch Eggs Using The Dry Incubation Method

BYC Support
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Well written, informative. Easy to read. 0
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Chicken Diagram And Anatomy Of A Chicken Pictures And Labels

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Good diagrams. Accurate labeling.

How To Raise Baby Chicks: The First 60 Days Of Raising Baby Chickens

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Well written, minimal typos. A good read for anyone just starting out raising chickens.

Under Construction, trying to fix- Chickens In The Media - News & Articles On BYC & Raising Chickens

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Thoroughly researched, documented, and organized in a format easy to follow.

Glossary Definitions Of Common Terms For Raising Backyard Chickens

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Lots of terms. A good reference.

Coyote - Chicken Predators - How To Protect Your Chickens From Coyotes

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3 min read
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Informative and well written. Although, not much on how to protect a flock from attacks, it makes one want to do more research on various methods of protection.

It's Cold: Keeping Flocks Warm And Healthy In Winter

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4 min read
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Well written, and informative. Maybe could be improved with pictures but overall a good read.

Crow - Chicken Pests - How To Protect Your Chickens From Crows

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2 min read
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Well written and informative.

Pictures Of Candling Chicken Eggs

BYC Support
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2 min read
2.17 star(s) 6 ratings
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Not very informative. Should not try to show/tell anyone without documentation. And better written instructions for handling eggs.
This is why I gave it a 1 star rating.

Mink - Chicken Predators - How To Protect Your Chickens From Mink

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Would have given this article a 5 star rating had it not had too many typos. Well written, and thought out.

Red Tailed Hawk - Chicken Predators - How To Protect Your Chickens From Hawks

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2 min read
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In general, well written. Could go into further depth on species that may be more predatory towards chickens. As some hawks are too small to attack chickens. Other than that maybe some more pictures of the most likely hawks to be encountered.
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