As of March 2019 this ‘pen’ is actually a pair, but I plan to add more hens as I hatch them from Pen # 4. The rooster hatched from Breeding Pair # 2 and the hen (in the future that will be plural) hatched from Pen # 4.
These two can not be replaced as I no longer have the father of the rooster or the mother of the hen.
I will continue to add pullets to this pen as they become available. The pullets and hens of this pen will continue to be produced from Pen # 4.
Offspring of Pen # 7
I set the first 2 eggs she laid. Both were fertile, but only one hatched. Perhaps I was pushing my luck trying to hatch the first and second eggs a pullet laid. I ended up with one chick. Perhaps not.
The next time I hatched 4 out of 4 (Pen # 7) eggs that went into lockdown. Aren’t they cute? Interesting how they all look a bit different and yet they have the exact same parents. They hatched on March 6, 2019.
This pen that is currently a pair has produced pretty pullets this year with over 50% sno leopard.
Pullets from Pen # 7
Pullets I keep will move on to Pen # 8 here at CG Heartbeats Farm
Cockerels from Pen # 7
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Read in this blog post about my go to incubator in 2019. I include tips I use with this incubator.
The Janoel 12 incubator with chicks I hatched from Pen # 7.
