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EARTH TO KEV These are yours if you want to come get them. Please let me know. Not NN but I am sure you can fix that!

WOW!! just WOW!!

oops wrong thread

TOTALLY agree!!

HI Kassandra, As I understand it if humidity is too high during incubation the chick is too wet and can drown during/after pipping. However, if it is too low during incubation there is not enough fluid around the chick to allow it to easily rotate just prior to hatching, and the inner membrane...

I think shrink wrapping is an incubator phenomena, -not sure if it is seen with broodies. Low humidity during Incubation, (as well as opening the bator during lockdown) contributes to it, and makes the chick sticky so that it has a hard time rotating and hatching.

That sounds like low humidity and too much water loss during incubation.

A lot of the "chicken" and "protein" in pet food is finely ground up feathers and some chicken offal and bones. In some cheaper varieties of canned dog food you can actually see the coarsely ground up feathers.

Not sure how long, or even if you can really. Why are you mincing bones?

So what are the rules? I give more than I get but have not had a problem.

Not sure I counted but was in the region of 200. Unstacked the shelves take 150. I think all levels had some stacking.

Double stacked.....

That was very considerate of them!!

And the freakiest feathers :ep

Cute name! What did you call the rest

Need to be sure that they are not also underweight due to disease (coccidia/worms). Also they may be older than 3 months.

Interesting!!!

Oh so now I get it. As the bottles of Nair are so small you only have enough to do the necks of your chickens. It all makes sense now! :D

Kevin!!! You half plucked him????

How about keeping , ... I dunno.... say 12 to MAKE SURE you get some hens