I would really love it to have this incubator. I want to hatch Bantam, but I can't afford a good incubator for this breed as their eggs are expensive and I can't risk cheap incubators. I never won any giveaways in the past and I still don't give up. Hopefully this time I win . I live in the U.S.
I plan to hatch out eggs of the partridge (lat.Alectoris graeca) , one of the endangered birds on the Balkan Peninsula. A year ago, I managed to get eggs from one breeder, and I put them under a small hen, but only a few days before hatching, the hen ate all the eggs😔. So my only way is to get them out with an incubator, because eggs are a little bigger than quail eggs, so my hens are too heavy to lay on them. Thank you for this opportunity and greetings from Serbia! ❤🐣
I just finished watching this video. Looks like a fun year for the children as they watch these chickens grow. This breed of chickens look really AMAZING. It will be fun making them too! Please give Uriah recognition. You asked him to guess how many chickens he thought would hatch, he said 12, you said 6. Uriah won! Good job Uriah. Sorry if I spelled his name wrong. I couldn't spell check without looking my post. Enjoy!
From North Carolina! Hey my little cousin Ayub who just turned 7 was very shy and wasn’t comfortable around animals so me and my mom went to tractor supply and got him four chicks. He was so attached to them and would play with them all day, but unfortunately he left them out in the sun, and it quickly began to rain. We tried to bring them back to life but only two survived. He was in kindergarten at the time and would cry in school because he missed the chicks. We then gave him a rooster so he could grow up chicks, but it’s been too cold for them too hatch. He would love this incubator, and it would make up for the chicks he lost. He collects the eggs they lay and enjoys searching for them. He would hatch the chicks from the two hens he has and his rooster. :)
As a kid that grew up in a city, I’m so envious of people like this… the simple life seems so much more peaceful and the knowledge you learn from that life ensures you will never not be able to survive
They're so slender! This breed can be somewhat aggressive, so keep an eye on them as they grow, or consider a different housing situation for them once they get larger than the other chickens. They used to be bred for cockfights (unfortunately). I'm not sure whether it's their general temperament or it's just them being big chickens that makes some individuals among them turn into bullies.
@@Hailey_is_shady yeah. Ive read people experiences of chicks as young as 6 weeks old fighting to the death. And there's a video on TH-cam somewhere of a game chick fighting and beating against an older cockerel.
@@cornishchickens6778 yeah they definitely will. I specifically raise them for poultry shows because I hate the bad rep they have. I personally love the breeds of gamefowl but they definitely have to be separated at atleast 2 months old.
I adore watching you both parent your kiddos. You guys are the epitome of “great parenting.” They say, “eyes are the window to a soul” and you can visually see the happiness in each of your eyes. The memories and lessons you two are teaching/showing your kids, will be with them for the rest of their lives. Awesome job, mom and dad! Bravo! ❤
Ten out of twelve chicks on shipped eggs! I’m super impressed with that incubator and the packaging on those eggs, I might have to get myself one of those incubators for this spring!
May God bless you all Always have Faith and Pray ❤ remember God will always be by our side to help us with anything , give all your worries and strength to God for he cares for you ❤ also Forgive your enemies for what they have done to you as God will Forgive your sins as well ❤ Spread Love and positivity ❤God will always be by our side to help us with anything we go through ❤
Watching eggs hatch never grows old! My 24 year old daughter has asked for years for an incubator and really wants to hatch some Aylesbury ducks. We are in the UK and love your videos.
We have had chickens in the USA for two winters. We have always purchased chicks. Now my grand daughter wants to hatch her own after seeing it done in school. We have 1 Rooster and 17 Hens. I was planning this very incubator purchase for a Christmas present. That will give me time to save. But getting one now and having her start in Spring would be a great bonus. I am planning on separating the 3 breeds that we have and putting the Rooster in with his own breed of hens (Black Moran), then also purchasing 2 specific breeds of eggs to hatch. Raising chickens is a great family project. Grandpop (me) gets to build things like coops, pens, waterers, roosts, etc. Grand Sons get to care for chickens and collect and sell eggs. Grand daughter learns and tells us all what to do. I appreciate your channel and you sharing your knowledge and experience with everyone. Please keep it up.
Would love the incubator, I'm a Montessori toddler teacher and it would be so nice for the toddlers to see some chicks hatch and be involved in the process. We would probably do silkie chicks to add to the few I have at home.. We are in Virginia 🙂
I would love this incubator! I am a veterinary nurse student and love ducks and chickens. Now is the perfect time of year to hatch out chickens so I would use the incubator to add to my flock of hens in my back garden. I’m from the UK :)
Thank you for all the inspiration! Today is day 10 on my incubating chickens/ducks, although I am only borrowing an incubator. I'd love to have one of my own! I'd definitely hatch more chickens here in Nevada. You guys are amazing!
This was one of your best videos! Loved watching the whole process from eBay to a couple weeks old. Your family is just lovely.great to watch the kids grow up. I’d like to hatch some quail eggs with my two grandkids Rory and Ricky. What an experience that would be for all of us. I have 11 budgies and now it’s time to have a producing bird! Thanks for all your great videos! Love from Montana!
May God bless you all Always have Faith and Pray ❤ remember God will always be by our side to help us with anything , give all your worries and strength to God for he cares for you ❤ also Forgive your enemies for what they have done to you as God will Forgive your sins as well ❤ Spread Love and positivity ❤God will always be by our side to help us with anything we go through ❤
Hi my name is sebastian I live in the USA i am 12 years old this is my second year rasing chickens so far I have four chickens two buff orhipintons and speckled sussex hens and speckled sussex rooster It is so much fun having chickens and it would be great to have my own little project of my own🙂 thx for inspiring me your family inspired me to get chickens thx love your family God bless🙏
After too many years of living in suburbia we are finally moving to the country with our 3 kids! First order of business after our home remodel….honey bees and chickens!! We want to hatch Americana’s, Marans, and some olive eggers. Maybe some silkies and Cochins too! We love following your farm adventures, you all are an inspiration to my family. We live in the U.S.
These chickens really will be interesting to follow along with. I just love how you have all these different birds that most of us have never seen up close especially starting from egg all the way through to adult birds. They are all so amazing. Thanks to you and your beautiful family, God's blessings on you all.
My name is Heather, and I'm here in the US. I would love the incubator for hatching call duck and bantam eggs. The rolling style turner works well for duck eggs, and the tight space wouldn't be a problem when hatching bantam sized breeds.
I’ve always liked the company of chickens in my back yard. They are funny too! I’ve always wanted to hatch out some frizzle chickens… they look extraordinary! Love from India 🇮🇳
I’m in Brockton, MA. I have started a small homestead. I have a dozen chickens. We tried to use a small foam incubator last year and ended up loosing most of our eggs. It was very difficult to manually manage the humidity and it looks like this one is already doing much better. I thank you for your content and I love how you have your kids involved in every step. This is a seed that will grow in their hearts and memories they will not soon forget. Good Job! 👍
I am helping raise my autistic grandson. His mother was left in a vegetative state, from a car accident, when a semi driver ran a stop sign. My grandson LOVES chickens and ducks. And he now understands about hatching eggs. I would love to have this, so we can hatch eggs with him. I can make a homemade incubator, but since they are not reliable, I don’t want to risk that with him. On top of all this, he absolutely loves Pekin ducks. And he had a pair. We paid a lot of money, during COVID lockdown, to get them for him. Well, a neighbors dog got lose, and killed one. And a hawk got the other one. It would be much cheaper to hatch duck eggs than to buy baby ducks. Since his mother is in a nursing home, and I no longer work because of health issues, money is just too tight. I really pray you pick my grandson for this incubator. It would be life changing for my grandson! I can tell you how much he loves chickens and ducks, our Rooster, King, attacks everyone, EXCEPT MY GRANDSON! That is because my grandson has been hand feeding him since we brought him home at two days old. He digs up worms to feed him. And if he finds a bug in the house, he runs out, and gives it to King. It is the sweetest cutest thing ever. He can sit down in the yard, to dig up worms, and all the flock, surrounds him. When he goes outside, they all follow behind him, where ever he goes. He has a swing outside, and inside the house. Daisy, one of our hens, will sit in his lap, while he swings. She will sit there, as long as he wants her to. She has slept in the one inside, with my grandson, more than once. I would really appreciate it, if you gave him this incubator. I can even send you pictures and videos, of him and his chickens. If you pick someone else, that is fine. No hard feelings. Maybe you are just doing a drawing. Either way, love watching your little family grow. Much love, from Kentucky
I built my own chicken coop and run in the fall. I'd love to be able to hatch my own chickens this spring. Right now I live in town but we're hoping to buy my uncles farm in the next couple of years and be able to hatch many more types of birds.
Ive never seen this breed of chicken before. They are beautiful. I can't wait to see the chicks continue to grow. How unusual. Your children are blessed to be able to be so hands on with so many different types and breeds of animals. What an amazing childhood and education they are getting. How fun. I absolutely love your family and your content. Have a blessed day.
Hey guys!!! Love the channel so much❤️. I'd love the incubator so that I can hatch some australorp chicks. I currently have 13 highlines and one australorp, I rescued her the day she was born. Because for some bizarre reason she was hanging upside down in a MASSIVE tree at the lake that I walked around. So I climbed up the tree and got her. She was freezing because the night before there was a frost and she was wet! So I took her home and put her in an electric blanket (because we didn't have a heat lamp or anything) and ever since then I have looked after her. She is a fully grown chicken now and is healthier and stronger. But she is constantly lonely because there are no other chickens in my flock her colour and she gets picked on by the other chickens. It would mean the world to her if she could have some friends like her! I also rescue other birds like magpies and then release them. I get asked if I can foster magpie eggs, but unfortunately I can't because I don't have an incubator to hatch them. It would mean the world to the birds that I rescue and the future birds if I can give a fighting chance. Even as an egg. 🥚❤️ We live in 🇳🇿New Zealand🇳🇿 and would deeply appreciate the incubator. Thanks guys, you are the best!!!!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Watching eggs hatch never gets old. Those chicks are so cute! Your kids are living their best lives! I don't need the incubator but I did enjoy watching this video and your review of it. Good luck to everyone!
May God bless you all Always have Faith and Pray ❤ remember God will always be by our side to help us with anything , give all your worries and strength to God for he cares for you ❤ also Forgive your enemies for what they have done to you as God will Forgive your sins as well ❤ Spread Love and positivity ❤God will always be by our side to help us with anything we go through ❤
Those chickens are so cool! I would love to hatch some eggs with my grandchildren. My grandson has come to stay with me for the summer and we're looking for projects that teach him. We live in Florida. USA We watch you together and he's just fascinated with your many kinds birds. Thank you for the video. He was excited to watch.
I've enjoyed watching y'all for a couple of years now and I'm getting more excited as my family are moving this year! We're moving from our apartment to a house where we will be able to have a few hens for fresh eggs!! I've long wanted a small farm and to get a step closer is so exciting! If I were fortunate enough to win this incubator I would get some fertilized eggs from a friend to start our hatching journey with a few barnyard mix or quail. I want my family to be more self-sufficient and less dependent on others for our food. Thanks to your family and so many others sharing their homesteading lives on TH-cam and other social media encouraging and helping so many to join/follow along! We also live in the United States. Good luck to everyone!!
Hey y'all E. Tennessee USA here. Love your channel especially the egg hatching videos. We've had chickens for many years, but we always buy chicks or let hen's hatch their own. I've never been lucky enough to see a chick hatch in person. After several years of looking I finally have a pretty perfect trio of show quality Dark Brahmas and I can't wait to start hatching some egg from them.
Hey, this is actually the first video we ever watched of yours. My kids were intrigued with the 3ft chicken. We would love to get an incubator to hatch our own eggs and to possibly expand to other poultry. My husband is interested in quail and I would like to do rare breed chickens or maybe geese. We are located in the USA
H! I live in Serbia. I plan to hatch out eggs of the partridge (lat.Alectoris graeca) , one of the endangered birds on the Balkan Peninsula. A year ago, I managed to get eggs from one breeder, and I put them under a small hen, but only a few days before hatching, the hen ate all the eggs😔. So my only way is to get them out with an incubator, because eggs are a little bigger than quail eggs, so my hens are too heavy to sit on them. Thank you for this opportunity and greetings from Serbia! ❤🐣
Im in South Africa. I want the incubator to hatch parrot eggs. I have a pair of sun conures that refuses to hatch/incubate they own eggs. A small incubator like that would be ideal for me. Love your videos. Keep it up.
When I was in 8th grade I built a small incubator from two wooden worm crates and hatched out some chicks. I entered it as a project in The Ontario Science Fair and won First in the category in General Science. I now am 65, retired and want to raise a few birds as a retirement hobby. Your incubator would get me started very well. I would hatch chickens. Thanks for your TH-cam page. I really enjoy watching. Best regard Harold from Ontario, Canada
I’m just getting started creeping chickens I’m getting my first chicken tomorrow your videos gave me the inspiration to start my chicken Jerry love the video by the way.
Hello Jake and Becky! I live in Ontario Canada and I would love to start hatching my own birds. I think my first project would be some ducklings because I’ve always loved ducks!
Hi. It is very interesting to see that this Brazilian breed is becoming famous around the world. These animals grow very fast in the first few months so it is necessary to supplement calcium in the diet of these chicks. Otherwise, they may have weak legs. Good luck with your Índio Gigantes (that mean giant indians) 😀 Greetings from Brazil
Hi, I'm a long time viewer of this channel. I've always been interested in hatching chickens, ever since I was a kid, I actually asked my mother a month ago if we can get chickens for the backyard and she said yes. I really want the incubator, I live in the United Arab Emirates.
Hey everyone! I've started watching your videos a few months ago and I really enjoy them. Been learning a lot about hatching different birds (eventhough it isn't something I will be doing myself). Thank you for sharing a glimpse of your life with us. Lots of love from Argentina.
I am from Michigan and started chicken since last year July from TSC :). Loved them tender and see them grow into hens and rooster. I started getting eggs from them starting January and was super excited. Would really love to try this incubator and hatch few of our eggs. Also I started watching you videos and been very helpful on many tips on brooder and chicken keeping since last year thank you
Michigan, USA checking in. I would love to have an incubator. We've had chickens for almost 3 years now and we've been watching your channel about as long. If we got the incubator we would start with some eggs from our friends who have tons of chickens. Who knows what we would end up with.
Hi my name is Joe and I'm in the US. Been a fan of you and your families channel for some time now. I am a backyard chicken and turkey hatcher. I'm trying to start hatching special breeds of chicken(and turkeys) such as jubilee orpington, blue laced red wyandotte, silver wyandotte, and Jersey giant. I would use the incubator when the eggs come in as I order eggs online too!
I live in the United States. I’m studying to be an agriculture teacher and an incubator would make a great addition to my classroom. It would be so great to be able to show the next generation a chicks life cycle.
We live on a hobby farm in Wisconsin. My daughter, Jasmin, would love to hatch out blue Wyandotte chickens in a nice incubator. Thanks for the chance to win!
Hi White House on the hill !! I live in Wisconsin I wound love to have an incubator to hatch chicks. I currently have 6 chickens and they are all bantams. I would love to hatch Americanas and silkies. Looking forward on seeing your chicks progress.
Just watched the video. I can't wait to watch the chickens grow. If I was able to get the incubator I would love to hatch mandarin ducks in it! I am located in the USA
Hi Jake and beautiful family. I have a love for Turkey's and I found there is a rare breed of white mini turkeys that were bred in the US. I am near to retirement and would love to have 3 to 4 mini turkeys to raise and care for. Thanks for the escape you offer us your viewer's to your home free of the craziness in our country and world. Being raised a farm kid, it really means alot. God Bless you all! C. R.
What a great video, how cute are these chickens! I've raised chickens for about 10 yrs but have always had to wait till I've had a broody chook. This is very spasmodic. I live in Australia and wood love to try an incubator!!! Especially for my grand kids to see the process. love your channel been watching for a while now. Keep up the great video work you do.!!!!
I would like this incubator to help my Green Cheek Conure hatch out her eggs. She (Kiwi) is really small and has been over groomed by her mate (Tomoteo or Teo for short) so I worry about her not being able to keep her eggs warm. We can't afford an incubator right now for back up. I would also like to hatch out some chickens for my mother in law since they have the property to support them once they are older. I have always been fascinated by birds and the development. I live in Indiana, USA.
I’d love an incubator to hatch chicks from my flock! My family has about 45 chickens and a fun variety of breeds, so we would hatch fertilized eggs from our own flock, it would be cool for my boys (5 and 3) to watch the incubation process! We live in the US!
Hello! I'm in the UK and would absolutely LOVE this incubator for my quails eggs. My lovely 11 year old nephew is hatching and selling quails from my back garden to slowly save money for his own smallholding or farm. This year we're hoping to hatch more cool colours and move on from our old clunky incubator. He would be overjoyed to have a new one.
Hi there! You are the winner of one of the Kebonnixs incubators! Congrats! Please send me an email at jake@whitehouseonthehill.com and we'll discuss getting it sent over to you.
I’m Fairfield, CA. I tried my hand at hatch my own eggs last year with a homemade incubator, with very little success. This year I’m looking to improve on my incubator or invest on a good incubator. Love your videos.
Hey Jake, would love to hatch out some more ducklings this year, as we lost a couple last year. Would be great to have a good incubator to try that with. Especially love the built in egg candler. I'm in the UK. Thanks
I am from Florida but live in Tennessee now. Had to get my kids out of the city. So here we are in east Tennessee and I work at John Deere and I met someone who has chickens. Sooo long story short, I am now trying to hatch my very 1st batch of chicks. I am on day 7 in an incubator I got off Amazon but it's very small. We will see how this goes.. I love watching your videos.. thanks for sharing.
New subscriber here in Texas. Love your videos so far. I am also trying my hand at hatching some mail-order eggs. Having another incubator would be a great addition for that. I have two ducks and get one duck egg a day and would love to try to hatch some more ducklings. Thank you for the opportunity to win another incubator and keep up the great content!
Congratulations!! Those are technically, giant Asils. Asil is a sporting breed, but due to their physique, Asils [even the normal-sized ones] are also invaluable as table birds, too. While too rare over here, to even think of of just raising Asils for meat, without that meat use, the breed will go extinct. Asil is one of the oldest breeds of chicken in the world, too.
@@whitehouseonthehill yes, and they are a type of Asil, just as the Shamo are. Shamo come in KO [a bantam type], standard [what I have] and giant, a bird much like yours. When you research Asil, you will find they are one of the most ancient breeds, ever. ALL heavy breeds, including commercial broilers, have Asil in their lineage. The Asil genes gave them their heavy body and brown eggs, although a friendly [non-pathogenic] virus carried by a classic South American breed, caused the blue eggs, in what's now called ''Araucana. Now, when you look at another very old European breed, the Old English Game, you can readily see not only the classic wild red junglefowl colors, but like its wild ancestors, it is a sporting breed. OEGs are light, flighty and lay pale beige to dull white eggs. Malay are an Asil also bred for fighting/meat. Like the Shamo, Malay have a very tall, erect stature. I had Malay until a stray dog breached my fence, 3 years ago. VERY sad. American Malay by and large, have been so bred for show, they have become extremely docile. Shamo are the same way...an ornamental derived from the sporting Asil. Take exceptional care of those chicks, now valued at least $40 each By breeding up, you will get your investment back, many fold, even by selling their precious eggs @ $10 each!
Bird - Boy comparison😲 *WHOA* 😵 EDIT: I'd like to see you reach out to teachers of all age groups via your social media sites. As you were explaining the incubators I realized you share an incredible opportunity for all children. Science * Math * Animal Husbandry * Patience * Attention to Detail and no doubt more I'm not thinking of. You share so much that is valuable in life.
Please tell your 2nd son to be gentle with those chicks!! They are so fragile!! He is squeezing the life out of those poor things, I see him doing it in every video!!!
I am obsessed with this channel. I watch it every day after school. I was hoping to use this incubator to incubate game birds. I have never tried to win an incubator before but thought I would try. - Eden on my dads computer
Hi USA 🇺🇸 we don’t have animals yet but we are looking forward to getting our first homeschool chickens. Having an incubator would definitely help with this because our children can learn from the beginning process of chicken raising thank you for the opportunity of having one.
Just found this video. Cool! I'm probably too late to enter the contest for the incubator. I used to have chickens, the first pair rescued from a dog and pig rescue who got the pair of former Easter chicks that had been in a cardboard box in someone's laundry room , rescued by a well-meaning person, dropped off at the pig-and pup rescuer, who couldn't keep them for their own safety. She posted a notice on a local on-line rescue network and chose me to get the pair of birds. After that, there was a 4H chick chain project for my daughter, other adoptees from a couple who were leaving their home, assorted eggs from ebay and other sites. I did volunteer bird work most years with the 4H kids at the county fair, and my birds won ribbons frequently. But I was forced to move and give my entire flock away for reasons that break my heart. Now I'm ready to start building a new flock. I discovered that my little second-hand foam tabletop unit no longer functions, and the motors available nowadays don't fit the armature for my turning mechanism. I'd be very happy to have a more modern unit, since the plastic foam in the unit I have is starting to crumble and the turner is caput, even with a replacement motor. Please consider my appeal next time you give away equipment.
We love your channel! We watch it all the time. Your family is very inspiring to us, thank you! We have an old incubator that has seen better days, and incubating eggs is a huge part of our homeschooling routine. My daughter would love a new one! Great video btw, thanks for sharing!!
I have a huge back yard here in Arizona. I've done this when my children were growing and for their preschool as well. What great memories. My only concern is I tnr a colony of cats that were at my home when I bought it. Our cats never bothered the chickens. Please give me an incubator so I can start again. What joy.
We started watching your videos this school year to add to our home school science. We love learning from your family. In January we moved onto our 19 acres and are wanting to start raising some animals. We would love to start hatching eggs. It would be a great learning experience and a great way to add more animals to our family. We live in Utah in the US.
Hi! I'm from Maine and started raising chickens 3 years ago. I found your channel when I decided to raise mealworms for them. I fell in love with you guys immediately! I went back to the beginning and watched every video. I've actually learned more about chickens from watching you than I did researching things online. I have a small flock of 8 Orpingtons and Austalorps which I'd love to grow. An incubator would be awesome! I really want to hatch my next batch of chicks. I'm looking to get some Lavender Orpingtons, Golden Laced Wyandottes, and eventually some Ayam Cemani. I'm interested in doing a breeding project with the Lavenders and the Ayam Cemani as well.
I'm from Lagos, Nigeria and I've been a fan of your channel for over 4 years now... WOW....see how time flies. Well, I'm interested in the incubator for my mini homestead. I take initiative from what you do. I so love it. Keep the good job on. Whether or not I get the giveaway, I'll always be a fan. Thank you for the awesome contents. Please do well to update us on the aviary. Regards to your family...🌹🎉❤️
We would really love the incubator. We just moved into our new to use home. We are just starting out our homestead and this would help a lot. We want to garden, have chickens, rooster and goats. We love your show and watch it all the time. We live in Canada.
It is hard to believe the sweet baby chicks are going to be as tall as your son. Frankly, as a child, if there was a Chicken which looked me right in the eye, it would scare Me to death❣️❣️ I just can’t imagine being around chickens that tall for the children.… Or even as a grown-up. Good luck on keeping him all healthy.
We always enjoy watching your hatching projects over here! We’re from Michigan over here! We would love to have an incubator to help grow our flock that we started back in October! We would hatch chicks from our Chickens we already have plus maybe start our duck flock! We just love being able to show our kids the process and teach them how hard work pays off in the end! Thank you hope you guys have many great years ahead of making videos, we truly enjoy!
That incubator looks amazing and just what my family could use. We are about three years into our chicken experience and it is time to expand our flock with another five or six birds. We love our Orpingtons but I'd like to try some other cold hardy breeds for here in Wisconsin. My kids loved raising the birds from chick's, now it is time to do it all the way from eggs!
I have tried several different incubators for my birds ( parakeets, lovebirds, cockatiels, etc. and just haven't found THE ONE that I really like. I would love to give this one a try.
The chirpy sounds brought back fond memories when I was a kid where I grew up in a village and we regularly have chicks bought (from wet market) / hatched. They used to sleep when I practiced my flute after school but starts crying again when it is too quiet. 😆 My family used to have the Malay male who loves to eat freshly killed snails and feed his ladies. Their crowns will be super red with that kind of protein.
I have made a decision once I’ve watched all your videos and I am now planning out our giant Avery this is something that I know our plot of land in Sicily Italy will be used for our bird farm you guys have really convinced me outright. This incubator would be ideal.
How generous to give this incubator away! Live in Nevada and I always wanted to hatch 🐣 baby chicks. My neighbor across the way will provide me a few eggs from his silkies so I can become a chick mom! ♥️♥️♥️
This is a great video showing the amazing nature God has made. I love watching all the hatching videos! You have a great Chanel! God bless you and your family!
Hi from the UK. Wanted to say I love your videos . I’ve always liked birds and the idea of hatching them but this would be more a gift for my mum who used to have birds and other animals in Sri Lanka but here she hasn’t . I’ve been thinking about buying an incubator but something keeps holding me back. Anyway I love your channel , can’t wait to see them grow 🥰
Hi. Just moved a few months ago from Washington state to Virginia. Always wanted acres for our children to grow up on, but in WA land is very expensive. Right now we are very busy building a new life here, but really want to do some kind of an interesting project with our children, in spring we grow butterflies from caterpillars, but this year I'm thinking of something bigger, hatching eggs whould be a something fun.
I recommend most lift stock or plants or fruits and vegetables from Florida is good that grow anything and everything over there. I do delivery and I see miles of all different kinds of crops, trees, vegetation. Plus most of the Florida land is wet if you dig you will find water in some areas. It rains 2-3 times a day plays its always 74 degrees or higher. It never gets lower then 74 and that's night time.
We got chickens almost a year ago and have LOVED them! We want an incubator to start growing our flock and play around with different mixes from our favorite chickens. We have cemani’s, frizzles, Easter egger, and ameraucanas. I live in the US.
Thanks for watching, guys! What would you hatch out if you had the incubator from this video? Let us know 👇🏻
I would really love it to have this incubator. I want to hatch Bantam, but I can't afford a good incubator for this breed as their eggs are expensive and I can't risk cheap incubators. I never won any giveaways in the past and I still don't give up. Hopefully this time I win . I live in the U.S.
I plan to hatch out eggs of the partridge (lat.Alectoris graeca) , one of the endangered birds on the Balkan Peninsula. A year ago, I managed to get eggs from one breeder, and I put them under a small hen, but only a few days before hatching, the hen ate all the eggs😔. So my only way is to get them out with an incubator, because eggs are a little bigger than quail eggs, so my hens are too heavy to lay on them.
Thank you for this opportunity and greetings from Serbia!
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You guys should get some turken neck chicken eggs btw I love your videos have a nice day
Ayam Ketawa or "laughing chickens" I would get a rooster if I had bad neighbors but I actually like my neighbors.
I would hatch easter eggers! 🐣
I just finished watching this video. Looks like a fun year for the children as they watch these chickens grow. This breed of chickens look really AMAZING. It will be fun making them too! Please give Uriah recognition. You asked him to guess how many chickens he thought would hatch, he said 12, you said 6. Uriah won! Good job Uriah. Sorry if I spelled his name wrong. I couldn't spell check without looking my post. Enjoy!
You’re right! Uriah was nearly spot on 👏🏻
Congratulations Uriah!!!!! You prediction was spot on! Good job little man!
Wow, that’s amazing Barbara Battaglio
@@barbarabattaglio8450 Also, if u don’t know how to spell his name, u can turn on captions. JSYK
I hate children
I think Uriah is the happiest kid ever. He is always smiling. What a sweetheart!
From North Carolina! Hey my little cousin Ayub who just turned 7 was very shy and wasn’t comfortable around animals so me and my mom went to tractor supply and got him four chicks. He was so attached to them and would play with them all day, but unfortunately he left them out in the sun, and it quickly began to rain. We tried to bring them back to life but only two survived. He was in kindergarten at the time and would cry in school because he missed the chicks. We then gave him a rooster so he could grow up chicks, but it’s been too cold for them too hatch. He would love this incubator, and it would make up for the chicks he lost. He collects the eggs they lay and enjoys searching for them. He would hatch the chicks from the two hens he has and his rooster. :)
Yes why should a mother chicken raise her own eggs when a 7 yr old and a incubater can.
As a kid that grew up in a city, I’m so envious of people like this… the simple life seems so much more peaceful and the knowledge you learn from that life ensures you will never not be able to survive
They're so slender! This breed can be somewhat aggressive, so keep an eye on them as they grow, or consider a different housing situation for them once they get larger than the other chickens. They used to be bred for cockfights (unfortunately). I'm not sure whether it's their general temperament or it's just them being big chickens that makes some individuals among them turn into bullies.
Asil breeds are the same way. When you raise game chickens you absolutely have to keep the roosters in their own areas.
@@Hailey_is_shady yeah. Ive read people experiences of chicks as young as 6 weeks old fighting to the death. And there's a video on TH-cam somewhere of a game chick fighting and beating against an older cockerel.
@@cornishchickens6778 yeah they definitely will. I specifically raise them for poultry shows because I hate the bad rep they have. I personally love the breeds of gamefowl but they definitely have to be separated at atleast 2 months old.
I'd love to see him add some Jersey Giant or Brahma chicks in with them to balance them out in temperament.
Asils are agressive genetically
I adore watching you both parent your kiddos. You guys are the epitome of “great parenting.” They say, “eyes are the window to a soul” and you can visually see the happiness in each of your eyes. The memories and lessons you two are teaching/showing your kids, will be with them for the rest of their lives. Awesome job, mom and dad! Bravo! ❤
Very well said 😊
Ten out of twelve chicks on shipped eggs! I’m super impressed with that incubator and the packaging on those eggs, I might have to get myself one of those incubators for this spring!
May God bless you all Always have Faith and Pray ❤ remember God will always be by our side to help us with anything , give all your worries and strength to God for he cares for you ❤ also Forgive your enemies for what they have done to you as God will Forgive your sins as well ❤ Spread Love and positivity ❤God will always be by our side to help us with anything we go through ❤
That’s odd
Anyway I hope your hatching went well
Watching eggs hatch never grows old! My 24 year old daughter has asked for years for an incubator and really wants to hatch some Aylesbury ducks. We are in the UK and love your videos.
We have had chickens in the USA for two winters. We have always purchased chicks. Now my grand daughter wants to hatch her own after seeing it done in school. We have 1 Rooster and 17 Hens. I was planning this very incubator purchase for a Christmas present. That will give me time to save. But getting one now and having her start in Spring would be a great bonus. I am planning on separating the 3 breeds that we have and putting the Rooster in with his own breed of hens (Black Moran), then also purchasing 2 specific breeds of eggs to hatch. Raising chickens is a great family project. Grandpop (me) gets to build things like coops, pens, waterers, roosts, etc. Grand Sons get to care for chickens and collect and sell eggs. Grand daughter learns and tells us all what to do. I appreciate your channel and you sharing your knowledge and experience with everyone. Please keep it up.
Would love the incubator, I'm a Montessori toddler teacher and it would be so nice for the toddlers to see some chicks hatch and be involved in the process. We would probably do silkie chicks to add to the few I have at home..
We are in Virginia 🙂
I would like for you to have the incubator to help kids learn more about hatching chicks and it might get them interested to one day
@@blaynehendricks1429 thank you!
Bro this is all bullsh*t she is just saying that to get him to give it to her🤦♂️
@@vfbbbfb5609 chillax dude
They are like 40 dollars go buy one.
There is nothing more amazing to me than seeing chicks move inside an egg. ❤️ it grabs my heartstrings and tugs. 10 chickens hatched! That’s awesome!
I like how the little kid said all of them, and nearly all of them hatched so cute 🥺
I would love this incubator! I am a veterinary nurse student and love ducks and chickens. Now is the perfect time of year to hatch out chickens so I would use the incubator to add to my flock of hens in my back garden. I’m from the UK :)
Thank you for all the inspiration! Today is day 10 on my incubating chickens/ducks, although I am only borrowing an incubator. I'd love to have one of my own! I'd definitely hatch more chickens here in Nevada. You guys are amazing!
This was one of your best videos! Loved watching the whole process from eBay to a couple weeks old. Your family is just lovely.great to watch the kids grow up. I’d like to hatch some quail eggs with my two grandkids Rory and Ricky. What an experience that would be for all of us. I have 11 budgies and now it’s time to have a producing bird! Thanks for all your great videos! Love from Montana!
I love how they all rotated during sleeping to lay up against the eggs that weren't quite hatched. Naturally loving how awesome!
True I love them I have a name for one!
May God bless you all Always have Faith and Pray ❤ remember God will always be by our side to help us with anything , give all your worries and strength to God for he cares for you ❤ also Forgive your enemies for what they have done to you as God will Forgive your sins as well ❤ Spread Love and positivity ❤God will always be by our side to help us with anything we go through ❤
Hi my name is sebastian I live in the USA i am 12 years old this is my second year rasing chickens so far I have four chickens two buff orhipintons and speckled sussex hens and speckled sussex rooster It is so much fun having chickens and it would be great to have my own little project of my own🙂 thx for inspiring me your family inspired me to get chickens thx love your family God bless🙏
After too many years of living in suburbia we are finally moving to the country with our 3 kids! First order of business after our home remodel….honey bees and chickens!! We want to hatch Americana’s, Marans, and some olive eggers. Maybe some silkies and Cochins too! We love following your farm adventures, you all are an inspiration to my family. We live in the U.S.
These chickens really will be interesting to follow along with. I just love how you have all these different birds that most of us have never seen up close especially starting from egg all the way through to adult birds. They are all so amazing. Thanks to you and your beautiful family, God's blessings on you all.
My name is Heather, and I'm here in the US. I would love the incubator for hatching call duck and bantam eggs. The rolling style turner works well for duck eggs, and the tight space wouldn't be a problem when hatching bantam sized breeds.
I’ve always liked the company of chickens in my back yard. They are funny too! I’ve always wanted to hatch out some frizzle chickens… they look extraordinary! Love from India 🇮🇳
I’m in Brockton, MA. I have started a small homestead. I have a dozen chickens. We tried to use a small foam incubator last year and ended up loosing most of our eggs. It was very difficult to manually manage the humidity and it looks like this one is already doing much better. I thank you for your content and I love how you have your kids involved in every step. This is a seed that will grow in their hearts and memories they will not soon forget. Good Job! 👍
Im from berlin ma small world!
You shouldn’t get it
@@vfbbbfb5609 neither should you
I am helping raise my autistic grandson. His mother was left in a vegetative state, from a car accident, when a semi driver ran a stop sign. My grandson LOVES chickens and ducks. And he now understands about hatching eggs. I would love to have this, so we can hatch eggs with him. I can make a homemade incubator, but since they are not reliable, I don’t want to risk that with him. On top of all this, he absolutely loves Pekin ducks. And he had a pair. We paid a lot of money, during COVID lockdown, to get them for him. Well, a neighbors dog got lose, and killed one. And a hawk got the other one. It would be much cheaper to hatch duck eggs than to buy baby ducks. Since his mother is in a nursing home, and I no longer work because of health issues, money is just too tight. I really pray you pick my grandson for this incubator. It would be life changing for my grandson! I can tell you how much he loves chickens and ducks, our Rooster, King, attacks everyone, EXCEPT MY GRANDSON! That is because my grandson has been hand feeding him since we brought him home at two days old. He digs up worms to feed him. And if he finds a bug in the house, he runs out, and gives it to King. It is the sweetest cutest thing ever. He can sit down in the yard, to dig up worms, and all the flock, surrounds him. When he goes outside, they all follow behind him, where ever he goes. He has a swing outside, and inside the house. Daisy, one of our hens, will sit in his lap, while he swings. She will sit there, as long as he wants her to. She has slept in the one inside, with my grandson, more than once. I would really appreciate it, if you gave him this incubator. I can even send you pictures and videos, of him and his chickens. If you pick someone else, that is fine. No hard feelings. Maybe you are just doing a drawing. Either way, love watching your little family grow. Much love, from Kentucky
Thank you for being transparent with your incubators! I've watched try so many and really appreciate your honest opinion.
I built my own chicken coop and run in the fall. I'd love to be able to hatch my own chickens this spring. Right now I live in town but we're hoping to buy my uncles farm in the next couple of years and be able to hatch many more types of birds.
Ive never seen this breed of chicken before. They are beautiful. I can't wait to see the chicks continue to grow. How unusual. Your children are blessed to be able to be so hands on with so many different types and breeds of animals. What an amazing childhood and education they are getting. How fun. I absolutely love your family and your content. Have a blessed day.
Hey guys!!! Love the channel so much❤️.
I'd love the incubator so that I can hatch some australorp chicks. I currently have 13 highlines and one australorp, I rescued her the day she was born. Because for some bizarre reason she was hanging upside down in a MASSIVE tree at the lake that I walked around. So I climbed up the tree and got her. She was freezing because the night before there was a frost and she was wet! So I took her home and put her in an electric blanket (because we didn't have a heat lamp or anything) and ever since then I have looked after her. She is a fully grown chicken now and is healthier and stronger. But she is constantly lonely because there are no other chickens in my flock her colour and she gets picked on by the other chickens. It would mean the world to her if she could have some friends like her!
I also rescue other birds like magpies and then release them. I get asked if I can foster magpie eggs, but unfortunately I can't because I don't have an incubator to hatch them. It would mean the world to the birds that I rescue and the future birds if I can give a fighting chance. Even as an egg. 🥚❤️
We live in 🇳🇿New Zealand🇳🇿 and would deeply appreciate the incubator.
Thanks guys, you are the best!!!!!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
You already have chickens! Why are you ruining it for other people who don’t and want an incubator! Not cool man😠
i hope you get it that you can help more birds
I love that your kids are so involved and knowledgeable! Parents like you two, should have more kids! ❤️
Nice job.
I like how you also mark the segments of the timeline....super respectful to viewers.
Watching eggs hatch never gets old. Those chicks are so cute! Your kids are living their best lives! I don't need the incubator but I did enjoy watching this video and your review of it. Good luck to everyone!
Watching birds hatch is probably always going to be one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.
Nice
May God bless you all Always have Faith and Pray ❤ remember God will always be by our side to help us with anything , give all your worries and strength to God for he cares for you ❤ also Forgive your enemies for what they have done to you as God will Forgive your sins as well ❤ Spread Love and positivity ❤God will always be by our side to help us with anything we go through ❤
Those chickens are so cool! I would love to hatch some eggs with my grandchildren. My grandson has come to stay with me for the summer and we're looking for projects that teach him. We live in Florida. USA We watch you together and he's just fascinated with your many kinds birds. Thank you for the video. He was excited to watch.
I've enjoyed watching y'all for a couple of years now and I'm getting more excited as my family are moving this year! We're moving from our apartment to a house where we will be able to have a few hens for fresh eggs!! I've long wanted a small farm and to get a step closer is so exciting! If I were fortunate enough to win this incubator I would get some fertilized eggs from a friend to start our hatching journey with a few barnyard mix or quail. I want my family to be more self-sufficient and less dependent on others for our food. Thanks to your family and so many others sharing their homesteading lives on TH-cam and other social media encouraging and helping so many to join/follow along! We also live in the United States.
Good luck to everyone!!
Hey y'all E. Tennessee USA here. Love your channel especially the egg hatching videos. We've had chickens for many years, but we always buy chicks or let hen's hatch their own. I've never been lucky enough to see a chick hatch in person. After several years of looking I finally have a pretty perfect trio of show quality Dark Brahmas and I can't wait to start hatching some egg from them.
Hey, this is actually the first video we ever watched of yours. My kids were intrigued with the 3ft chicken. We would love to get an incubator to hatch our own eggs and to possibly expand to other poultry. My husband is interested in quail and I would like to do rare breed chickens or maybe geese. We are located in the USA
H! I live in Serbia. I plan to hatch out eggs of the partridge (lat.Alectoris graeca) , one of the endangered birds on the Balkan Peninsula. A year ago, I managed to get eggs from one breeder, and I put them under a small hen, but only a few days before hatching, the hen ate all the eggs😔. So my only way is to get them out with an incubator, because eggs are a little bigger than quail eggs, so my hens are too heavy to sit on them.
Thank you for this opportunity and greetings from Serbia!
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What a wonderful plan, I hope you win!
@@alisav8394 Thank you! 😊
Can I ask you a completely unrelated question. My last name is Descovich. We have a family debate. Is that Croatian or Serbian?
@@theenchantedgyspy3657 I think it is Croatian
Im in South Africa. I want the incubator to hatch parrot eggs. I have a pair of sun conures that refuses to hatch/incubate they own eggs. A small incubator like that would be ideal for me. Love your videos. Keep it up.
When I was in 8th grade I built a small incubator from two wooden worm crates and hatched out some chicks. I entered it as a project in The Ontario Science Fair and won First in the category in General Science. I now am 65, retired and want to raise a few birds as a retirement hobby. Your incubator would get me started very well. I would hatch chickens.
Thanks for your TH-cam page. I really enjoy watching. Best regard Harold from Ontario, Canada
I’m just getting started creeping chickens I’m getting my first chicken tomorrow your videos gave me the inspiration to start my chicken Jerry love the video by the way.
Hello Jake and Becky! I live in Ontario Canada and I would love to start hatching my own birds. I think my first project would be some ducklings because I’ve always loved ducks!
Hi. It is very interesting to see that this Brazilian breed is becoming famous around the world.
These animals grow very fast in the first few months so it is necessary to supplement calcium in the diet of these chicks. Otherwise, they may have weak legs.
Good luck with your Índio Gigantes (that mean giant indians) 😀
Greetings from Brazil
Hi, I'm a long time viewer of this channel. I've always been interested in hatching chickens, ever since I was a kid, I actually asked my mother a month ago if we can get chickens for the backyard and she said yes. I really want the incubator, I live in the United Arab Emirates.
habibi, eisht fi al iimarat
Hey everyone! I've started watching your videos a few months ago and I really enjoy them.
Been learning a lot about hatching different birds (eventhough it isn't something I will be doing myself).
Thank you for sharing a glimpse of your life with us. Lots of love from Argentina.
I am from Michigan and started chicken since last year July from TSC :). Loved them tender and see them grow into hens and rooster. I started getting eggs from them starting January and was super excited. Would really love to try this incubator and hatch few of our eggs.
Also I started watching you videos and been very helpful on many tips on brooder and chicken keeping since last year thank you
Michigan, USA checking in. I would love to have an incubator. We've had chickens for almost 3 years now and we've been watching your channel about as long. If we got the incubator we would start with some eggs from our friends who have tons of chickens. Who knows what we would end up with.
Hi my name is Joe and I'm in the US. Been a fan of you and your families channel for some time now. I am a backyard chicken and turkey hatcher. I'm trying to start hatching special breeds of chicken(and turkeys) such as jubilee orpington, blue laced red wyandotte, silver wyandotte, and Jersey giant. I would use the incubator when the eggs come in as I order eggs online too!
Can't wait to see how they will look when they grow up!
Ya!
Just got 6 chickens and my almost 5yr old loves them. Those chicks are going to be so big. Love watching your kids grow up
I live in the United States. I’m studying to be an agriculture teacher and an incubator would make a great addition to my classroom. It would be so great to be able to show the next generation a chicks life cycle.
We live on a hobby farm in Wisconsin. My daughter, Jasmin, would love to hatch out blue Wyandotte chickens in a nice incubator. Thanks for the chance to win!
Hi White House on the hill !! I live in Wisconsin I wound love to have an incubator to hatch chicks. I currently have 6 chickens and they are all bantams. I would love to hatch Americanas and silkies. Looking forward on seeing your chicks progress.
Just watched the video. I can't wait to watch the chickens grow. If I was able to get the incubator I would love to hatch mandarin ducks in it! I am located in the USA
Hi Jake and beautiful family.
I have a love for Turkey's and I found there is a rare breed of white mini turkeys that were bred in the US. I am near to retirement and would love to have 3 to 4 mini turkeys to raise and care for. Thanks for the escape you offer us your viewer's to your home free of the craziness in our country and world. Being raised a farm kid, it really means alot. God Bless you all!
C. R.
What a great video, how cute are these chickens! I've raised chickens for about 10 yrs but have always had to wait till I've had a broody chook. This is very spasmodic. I live in Australia and wood love to try an incubator!!! Especially for my grand kids to see the process. love your channel been watching for a while now. Keep up the great video work you do.!!!!
I would like this incubator to help my Green Cheek Conure hatch out her eggs. She (Kiwi) is really small and has been over groomed by her mate (Tomoteo or Teo for short) so I worry about her not being able to keep her eggs warm. We can't afford an incubator right now for back up. I would also like to hatch out some chickens for my mother in law since they have the property to support them once they are older. I have always been fascinated by birds and the development. I live in Indiana, USA.
I’d love an incubator to hatch chicks from my flock! My family has about 45 chickens and a fun variety of breeds, so we would hatch fertilized eggs from our own flock, it would be cool for my boys (5 and 3) to watch the incubation process! We live in the US!
That's awesome!!! I was looking into them a few years ago
Hello! I'm in the UK and would absolutely LOVE this incubator for my quails eggs. My lovely 11 year old nephew is hatching and selling quails from my back garden to slowly save money for his own smallholding or farm. This year we're hoping to hatch more cool colours and move on from our old clunky incubator. He would be overjoyed to have a new one.
Hi there! You are the winner of one of the Kebonnixs incubators! Congrats! Please send me an email at jake@whitehouseonthehill.com and we'll discuss getting it sent over to you.
@@whitehouseonthehill 😱 thank you so so much! I can't tell you how much this will mean to my nephew!
I had chicks in my old house but they died . But after after watching your videos it really helped me. Thank you. 😊
I’m sorry about your chicks
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 you guy's really encourage me to start my own little chicken family. Keep up the great work family💓
I’m Fairfield, CA. I tried my hand at hatch my own eggs last year with a homemade incubator, with very little success. This year I’m looking to improve on my incubator or invest on a good incubator. Love your videos.
Hey Jake, would love to hatch out some more ducklings this year, as we lost a couple last year. Would be great to have a good incubator to try that with. Especially love the built in egg candler. I'm in the UK. Thanks
I am from Florida but live in Tennessee now. Had to get my kids out of the city. So here we are in east Tennessee and I work at John Deere and I met someone who has chickens. Sooo long story short, I am now trying to hatch my very 1st batch of chicks. I am on day 7 in an incubator I got off Amazon but it's very small. We will see how this goes.. I love watching your videos.. thanks for sharing.
i hope we get an update on these chickens when their fully grown!
New subscriber here in Texas. Love your videos so far. I am also trying my hand at hatching some mail-order eggs. Having another incubator would be a great addition for that. I have two ducks and get one duck egg a day and would love to try to hatch some more ducklings. Thank you for the opportunity to win another incubator and keep up the great content!
I would love to hatch out australorp and orpingtons. I love the large breeds! I can't wait to see your 3.5 foot chickens!! That is so awesome!! 😀😁
Wait..3 and a half feet tall?!?
Congratulations!!
Those are technically, giant Asils.
Asil is a sporting breed, but due to their physique, Asils [even the normal-sized ones] are also invaluable as table birds, too.
While too rare over here, to even think of of just raising Asils for meat, without that meat use, the breed will go extinct.
Asil is one of the oldest breeds of chicken in the world, too.
Nope, these are Indio Gigante chickens. They were created with Malay and Shamo breeds among others and were imported from Brazil to sell in the US.
@@whitehouseonthehill yes, and they are a type of Asil, just as the Shamo are.
Shamo come in KO [a bantam type], standard [what I have] and giant, a bird much like yours.
When you research Asil, you will find they are one of the most ancient breeds, ever.
ALL heavy breeds, including commercial broilers, have Asil in their lineage.
The Asil genes gave them their heavy body and brown eggs, although a friendly [non-pathogenic] virus carried by a classic South American breed, caused the blue eggs, in what's now called ''Araucana.
Now, when you look at another very old European breed, the Old English Game, you can readily see not only the classic wild red junglefowl colors, but like its wild ancestors, it is a sporting breed.
OEGs are light, flighty and lay pale beige to dull white eggs.
Malay are an Asil also bred for fighting/meat. Like the Shamo, Malay have a very tall, erect stature.
I had Malay until a stray dog breached my fence, 3 years ago.
VERY sad.
American Malay by and large, have been so bred for show, they have become extremely docile.
Shamo are the same way...an ornamental derived from the sporting Asil.
Take exceptional care of those chicks, now valued at least $40 each
By breeding up, you will get your investment back, many fold, even by selling their precious eggs @ $10 each!
6:07 The miracle of life ❤
Bird - Boy comparison😲 *WHOA* 😵
EDIT: I'd like to see you reach out to teachers of all age groups via your social media sites. As you were explaining the incubators I realized you share an incredible opportunity for all children.
Science * Math * Animal Husbandry * Patience * Attention to Detail and no doubt more I'm not thinking of. You share so much that is valuable in life.
Please tell your 2nd son to be gentle with those chicks!! They are so fragile!! He is squeezing the life out of those poor things, I see him doing it in every video!!!
I am obsessed with this channel. I watch it every day after school. I was hoping to use this incubator to incubate game birds. I have never tried to win an incubator before but thought I would try.
- Eden on my dads computer
Hi USA 🇺🇸 we don’t have animals yet but we are looking forward to getting our first homeschool chickens. Having an incubator would definitely help with this because our children can learn from the beginning process of chicken raising thank you for the opportunity of having one.
Just found this video. Cool! I'm probably too late to enter the contest for the incubator. I used to have chickens, the first pair rescued from a dog and pig rescue who got the pair of former Easter chicks that had been in a cardboard box in someone's laundry room , rescued by a well-meaning person, dropped off at the pig-and pup rescuer, who couldn't keep them for their own safety. She posted a notice on a local on-line rescue network and chose me to get the pair of birds. After that, there was a 4H chick chain project for my daughter, other adoptees from a couple who were leaving their home, assorted eggs from ebay and other sites. I did volunteer bird work most years with the 4H kids at the county fair, and my birds won ribbons frequently. But I was forced to move and give my entire flock away for reasons that break my heart. Now I'm ready to start building a new flock. I discovered that my little second-hand foam tabletop unit no longer functions, and the motors available nowadays don't fit the armature for my turning mechanism. I'd be very happy to have a more modern unit, since the plastic foam in the unit I have is starting to crumble and the turner is caput, even with a replacement motor. Please consider my appeal next time you give away equipment.
Impressed with the incubator
We love your channel! We watch it all the time. Your family is very inspiring to us, thank you! We have an old incubator that has seen better days, and incubating eggs is a huge part of our homeschooling routine. My daughter would love a new one! Great video btw, thanks for sharing!!
I have a huge back yard here in Arizona. I've done this when my children were growing and for their preschool as well. What great memories. My only concern is I tnr a colony of cats that were at my home when I bought it. Our cats never bothered the chickens. Please give me an incubator so I can start again. What joy.
We started watching your videos this school year to add to our home school science. We love learning from your family. In January we moved onto our 19 acres and are wanting to start raising some animals. We would love to start hatching eggs. It would be a great learning experience and a great way to add more animals to our family. We live in Utah in the US.
Hi! I'm from Maine and started raising chickens 3 years ago. I found your channel when I decided to raise mealworms for them. I fell in love with you guys immediately! I went back to the beginning and watched every video. I've actually learned more about chickens from watching you than I did researching things online. I have a small flock of 8 Orpingtons and Austalorps which I'd love to grow. An incubator would be awesome! I really want to hatch my next batch of chicks. I'm looking to get some Lavender Orpingtons, Golden Laced Wyandottes, and eventually some Ayam Cemani. I'm interested in doing a breeding project with the Lavenders and the Ayam Cemani as well.
This is my first time watching something like this and I have to say cutest thing ever..loved it...
I'm from Lagos, Nigeria and I've been a fan of your channel for over 4 years now... WOW....see how time flies. Well, I'm interested in the incubator for my mini homestead. I take initiative from what you do. I so love it. Keep the good job on. Whether or not I get the giveaway, I'll always be a fan. Thank you for the awesome contents. Please do well to update us on the aviary. Regards to your family...🌹🎉❤️
We would really love the incubator. We just moved into our new to use home. We are just starting out our homestead and this would help a lot. We want to garden, have chickens, rooster and goats. We love your show and watch it all the time. We live in Canada.
Love your farm Jake and Becky !!! Its like a constant
SCIENCE PROJECT at the farm !!! The kids are having a Blast !!!
It is hard to believe the sweet baby chicks are going to be as tall as your son. Frankly, as a child, if there was a
Chicken which looked me right in the eye, it would scare Me to death❣️❣️ I just can’t imagine being around chickens that tall for the children.… Or even as a grown-up. Good luck on keeping him all healthy.
We always enjoy watching your hatching projects over here!
We’re from Michigan over here!
We would love to have an incubator to help grow our flock that we started back in October!
We would hatch chicks from our Chickens we already have plus maybe start our duck flock!
We just love being able to show our kids the process and teach them how hard work pays off in the end!
Thank you hope you guys have many great years ahead of making videos, we truly enjoy!
Im in the USA. My kids would use this incubator to hatch eggs for a 4H project. Thank you so much!
That incubator looks amazing and just what my family could use. We are about three years into our chicken experience and it is time to expand our flock with another five or six birds. We love our Orpingtons but I'd like to try some other cold hardy breeds for here in Wisconsin. My kids loved raising the birds from chick's, now it is time to do it all the way from eggs!
I have tried several different incubators for my birds ( parakeets, lovebirds, cockatiels, etc. and just haven't found THE ONE that I really like. I would love to give this one a try.
The chirpy sounds brought back fond memories when I was a kid where I grew up in a village and we regularly have chicks bought (from wet market) / hatched. They used to sleep when I practiced my flute after school but starts crying again when it is too quiet. 😆
My family used to have the Malay male who loves to eat freshly killed snails and feed his ladies. Their crowns will be super red with that kind of protein.
Your family and your content is sooo soul soothing 🥺
I have made a decision once I’ve watched all your videos and I am now planning out our giant Avery this is something that I know our plot of land in Sicily Italy will be used for our bird farm you guys have really convinced me outright. This incubator would be ideal.
2 reasons to watch this video the hatching and those nice kids you have with all these beautiful facial expressions god bless them all
How generous to give this incubator away! Live in Nevada and I always wanted to hatch 🐣 baby chicks. My neighbor across the way will provide me a few eggs from his silkies so I can become a chick mom! ♥️♥️♥️
This is a great video showing the amazing nature God has made. I love watching all the hatching videos! You have a great Chanel! God bless you and your family!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for all the help thank you for all the
Hi from the UK. Wanted to say I love your videos . I’ve always liked birds and the idea of hatching them but this would be more a gift for my mum who used to have birds and other animals in Sri Lanka but here she hasn’t . I’ve been thinking about buying an incubator but something keeps holding me back. Anyway I love your channel , can’t wait to see them grow 🥰
Hi. Just moved a few months ago from Washington state to Virginia. Always wanted acres for our children to grow up on, but in WA land is very expensive. Right now we are very busy building a new life here, but really want to do some kind of an interesting project with our children, in spring we grow butterflies from caterpillars, but this year I'm thinking of something bigger, hatching eggs whould be a something fun.
I recommend most lift stock or plants or fruits and vegetables from Florida is good that grow anything and everything over there.
I do delivery and I see miles of all different kinds of crops, trees, vegetation.
Plus most of the Florida land is wet if you dig you will find water in some areas.
It rains 2-3 times a day plays its always 74 degrees or higher. It never gets lower then 74 and that's night time.
We got chickens almost a year ago and have LOVED them! We want an incubator to start growing our flock and play around with different mixes from our favorite chickens. We have cemani’s, frizzles, Easter egger, and ameraucanas. I live in the US.
Happy today. Lots of movement inside the day 7 eggs.