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Well, I believe I was in the first Easter hatch. Maybe. So I think I will join this year for old times sake.should have some Buckeyes and some white leghorns to hatch, and who knows what else.

Yes it does. It bothers them for a little while then they forget about it. Kind of like getting an ear pierced.

$21 and some change

I was happy with my poults from Cackle Hatchery

Culling doesn't necessarily mean killing them. It means taking them out of your breeding program. When I cull a hen she goes to my laying flock. I don't use her to hatch from. I only hatch from the best of my flock. If you are hatching you will have to cull cockerels whether you eat them or...

As you might remember, I got some eggs from Pocket Farmer. Today I put 15 out of sixteen eggs into lockdown. The one had started but stopped. Mind you this was after the post office took several extra days to get them to me.

I candled the eggs I got from Pocket Farmer on day 10 and they are ALL developing! Go, chickies, go!

Supposed to lay white white, but at this point many lay a slightly tinted or darker.

Some Barred Hollands.

Nope, not weird at all, thats how all MOTTLED chicks start.

I candled my shipped eggs this am and have one hundred percent developing.

Not much different than chickens, just harder to handle and transport. Some shows don't have turkey sections, but mostly it hard to get exhibitors because of the handling/trnsport problem.

I'm worried about freezing temps the next three nights. Our fruit trees are all blossoming.

Put me on your list!

I talked to ALBC over a year ago and they were talking about doing the same thing with the Hollands probably starting LAST spring or summer. I don't know what happened, but I have never heard back from them. Probably too much on their plate. But their program sounded much like the one you are...

yep, me too!

Mine go broody at the drop of a hat and make excellent mothers. I let two set together one time and all went well untill about a day after they hatched and they about killed each other fighting over the chicks!

Hi, Jahdan! glad to see you made it!

I have to agree with Chris. If you want to show, start with stock from show birds. It took me almost 2 years to find my first show quality Japanese bantams, but there is no way I could have gotten that quality in even 5 years of breeding from inferior chickens. HOWEVER if you just want some...

Depending on the line, and the weather, and the daylight......lol. anywhere from 4 mos (not very often) to 6 months, but probably somewhere in between.