Hatching Chicken Eggs and Incubator Review

We are removing our new chicks that hatched in our new incubator into our makeshift brooding box. Then we show you a quick review of this incubator.
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First look a baby chicks 01:09
Baby chicks first feeding 02: 02
Puppy watching baby chicks 02:31:05
Incubator review 05:15:13

[@twinvideoproduction9662]

Hello Joe. Thank you for stopping by. I enjoyed watching your video. Very informative and educational. It will be fun to see them growing in front of your eyes. Take care.

[@JOEZEP54]

Thanks and welcome. Never get tired of watching them grow. Thanks again for stopping by.

[@heterogeneityrocks1]

Very good video, interesting to me. Cheers 👍

[@JOEZEP54]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@100vg]

I had a neighbor who raised quail for the eggs. He had two fairly large, homemade outdoor coops, side by side. They are tiny compared to chickens, so it takes a lot of them compared, but the bunch he gave tasted good. I guess the quail did the incubating for him, but man did the coops stink! Hello to Johnny.

[@JOEZEP54]

Quail or chickens they do stink if you do not keep on top of it. In my original coop I had a dirt floor & started using the deep bedding method. It work really good to keep the smell down plus very 3 to 4 months I got some rich mulch out of it. In my trailer conversion chicken coop I have a wooden floor & have to clean it out much more often. I started using wood chips a couple of months ago & that is helping. I'll say hi to Johnny, thank you.

[@saneauto]

My wife said something about chickens the other day. Without thinking I immediately said "you gonna spend a week building the coop and another week on other accessories"?

[@JOEZEP54]

LOL That is nothing compared to the time will spend taking care of them. On a positive note they are fun to watch and as time goes on you will learn ""better methods"" on taking care of them. If you can get a trailer to convert I find it the best way to go for a coop. Moveable if you change where you want to keep them and in most arears no permit needed. Check this video ruclips.net/video/baAkORto26s/видео.htmlsi=ceiWUXh7FB4fvp74 it is in Joe Zs Chickens playlist