Absolutely! That's what she'll do best! As long as she can cover them all they'll be just fine. Broodies even take chicks out when it's much colder than that - it's been reported that some chicks were in the snow, just running back under Mom to warm up!
Me too . Luckily my neighbors have goats right next to my horse pasture. I get to see all those babies play, feed them my weeds. Keeps me from being bad and getting more goats...Always had goats when my kids were small. In fact I raised my daughter on goals milk. And a couple of orphan foals. Just a note if you have a orphan foal the colostrum from a goat works just fine on a foal.Oh stop y'all is gonna make want to get some itty bitty goat kids!
Guinea eggs, Gotta add some fun to incubating sometimes k I do, Imma getting bored
How do the air cells look, are they the right size? Yes, you can delay raising humidty until day 19. If you see an early pip raise it though.
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Question are they as pink as they look in the ads???? I know my CLBs eggs have lighten up so much. But they have laid a bunch of eggs.... The marans egg I bought on line were never as dark as the pictures.My croads langshans have arrived. I shall wait to set them until tomorrow night. Let them settle a bit which means after the lost MPC ones arrive I'm gonna have a staggered hatch! Depending on how soon my new eggs will arrive.and the lost ones are still in limbo but I'll set those too when and if they come just for grins!
Sunday night, I candled again. Still two duck eggs (I saw movement!) and I removed the third that was clear. Must have been the last day of infertility. The ones I have opened since all have bullseyes.
The six developing, one blood ring, and five clear looking SPR are now; Nine developing and three clears that are still in "just in case". No blood ring. It was just a vein apparently.
