[peckarooski]

Hello!

I really need to borrow a very nice incubator, transportable, for my chinese goose eggs that will arrive within a week - it was a time-sensitive thing, one batch left and I got it  . It's a bit more affordable than live goslings.

Would anyone be so kind as to let me borrow their incubator? I am willing to offer you a gosling if enough successfully hatch! I hear they are loyal and protective, which is why I'm going to hatch some. We have chickens and are concerned about birds of prey so far.

I thought of building my own incubator but the fancier ones with fans and thermostats will take a lot of time to develop, and I don't have enough of a budget to buy a surefire incubator that instills confidence. These eggs were not that cheap

I am within Powell, OH and am willing to travel around 20 miles or so to pick it up! 

[Dan]

Good luck in your search. Most of the members here are in the UK but you never know...

[doganjo]

Try Facebook

[macgro7]

Hello!

I really need to borrow a very nice incubator, transportable, for my chinese goose eggs that will arrive within a week - it was a time-sensitive thing, one batch left and I got it  . It's a bit more affordable than live goslings.

Would anyone be so kind as to let me borrow their incubator? I am willing to offer you a gosling if enough successfully hatch! I hear they are loyal and protective, which is why I'm going to hatch some. We have chickens and are concerned about birds of prey so far.

I thought of building my own incubator but the fancier ones with fans and thermostats will take a lot of time to develop, and I don't have enough of a budget to buy a surefire incubator that instills confidence. These eggs were not that cheap

I am within Powell, OH and am willing to travel around 20 miles or so to pick it up! 

If you getting your eggs from the post - beware. There is always a risk they might get damaged in transport - it could be something like tiny membranes etc breaking inside causing the eggs to be unable to be used for hatching.

Sometimes it is cheaper to get chicks/ducklings/goslings instead.
Unfortunately I'm addicted to buying eggs 

[Cornish man]

Hello might I suggest you buy yourself a good second hand brinsea polyhatch they are idiot proof and very reliable.
I won’t borrow incubators and if it’s for geese they are messy buggers get yourself a hatcher they aren’t too expensive.
I used to hatch 700 geese a year get your humidity right and your away.