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I appreciate the info. But I did see the recalled model & it's not my model. There are detailed photos of how to tell your model & mine had the screw on this one 'arm' instead of the way the arm is put on the recalled model. I checked that before I even set it up. As I was bummed seeing the lid...

I was unsure of which incubator to go with when we bought one new. I knew I wanted one with an auto turner & also easy to clean incubator. -Yet I wanted to be able to monitor & watch the hatching chicks. We ended up bought a Brower brand Top Hatch incubator. We hatched with it with no problems...

My Top Hatch incubator is a little over 4yr old. It is dishwasher safe, although the hottest water I've washed it with is hot tap water...so no drastic temperature changes at all. I stored it inside the manufacturers original box. I opened the box to set up my incubator & seen 4 cracks in the...

There is a recall on some Brower Top Hatch Incubator models, it's due to the risk of fire. To see if yours is included here are the links. Recall:http://browerequip.com/recallpressrelease.pdf Details on the Recalled Model: http://browerequip.com/recall.pdf

There is a recall on some Brower Top Hatch Incubator models, it's due to the risk of fire. To see if yours is included here are the links. Recall:http://browerequip.com/recallpressrelease.pdf Details on the Recalled Model: http://browerequip.com/recall.pdf

I seen a tv vet show where they cared for an injured turtle & duck's 'mouth'.....they vet used some kind of modeling clay to mold a new bottom jaw for them. But I'd have No idea what kind they used. I'd assume it was one that hardens by UV light maybe? Hope all is well with your Gander!

You mention 5month Bearded Silkies, -but you mention fixed prices for the 2 White Silkie Pullets, the Red & Black Cockerels...so your wanting to auction off the other colors in the photo then? :-)

I used to always have problems....~until~ I got *Henrietta* my egg Steamer! She steams 7 eggs at a time, takes about 15min give or take to cook thoroughly, just like boiling. She can also poach 4 eggs also...although we don't care for them, so I've never used her for that. To use her you poke...

I used to always have problems....~until~ I got *Henrietta* my egg Steamer! She steams 7 eggs at a time, takes about 15min give or take to cook thoroughly, just like boiling. She can also poach 4 eggs also...although we don't care for them, so I've never used her for that. To use her you poke...

Thanks for your reply. :-) I didn't really think it could be fertile but I've read so many places the estimation on how long fertility lasts is usually so many days or so many eggs laid past the female mating with the male. I've had chicken eggs look the same way when testing eggs...and always...

My Gander died last year just after breeding season was over. My Goose never laid another egg after he died. They were definitely mating thru mating season, she laid very few eggs that season, sat on a clutch of a few, but as a first time mother she wasn't the best sadly... either due to...

The Best Advice I could give anyone who has or wants chickens is...."Never Stop Learning"....I grew up with farmer neighbors that had chickens for eggs, actually they still do. As an adult now I have had chickens for many years now myself. Just when you think your coups and pens are predator...

I think what groundpecker said is a Good idea! ....just like confining an animal for injury healing is smart. It would only be for a short duration while they gain some weight. No one would suggest smaller accomodations for a lifelong chicken living. I hope they gain weight & lay Well for you...

I have had "Herietta" for quite a few years.....LOVE HER! I got her by chance at a resale shop for I believe $2.00 or maybe $4.00 The price is still marked on her box (but I don't have it handy in front of me to see for sure). I think it works so well due to how it has you pierce the egg with...

I've usually heard the standard that worming in the Spring After the Last frost & in the Fall After the First Frost. Their theory is that you worm them to so they start the Spring/Summer Healthier & you worm them in the Fall so they're healthier to be in better condition to keep their weight up...

YOU DID THE RIGHT THING! My beLOVED Rotty (of only 6 1/2 yrs old) when we discovered a lump on the lower side of his chest.......my heart sank! Over the wkend until his appointment he started having shortness of breath. When we took him to the vet, they checked him over, did xrays &...

I too Enjoy the photos & stories of restoring Redwood Incubators! We 2 1/2yrs ago bought a Redwood Incubator, but haven't gotten to restoring it yet. My initial idea was to incubate my Sebastopol Geese eggs... but sadly we lost a few geese since buying the incubator, along with a slow breeding...

I'm posting for a friend MzChickenChick who is new here & can't post yet. This is her hen approximately 7months old. She is a large sized hen. Any info would be Appreciated. Here are her photos:

Here's a few Eggless Egg Nog recipes: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/eggless-nog/detail.aspx http://allrecipes.com/recipe/eggless-eggnog/detail.aspx Here's a recipe for cooked Eggnog......so no worry about raw eggs. http://allrecipes.com/recipe/cooked-eggnog/detail.aspx

Here's a few Eggless Egg Nog recipes: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/eggless-nog/detail.aspx http://allrecipes.com/recipe/eggless-eggnog/detail.aspx Here's a recipe for cooked Eggnog......so no worry about raw eggs. http://allrecipes.com/recipe/cooked-eggnog/detail.aspx