My New "Little Giant Deluxe Incubator with Fan Kit and Egg Turner"

Check out my new toy! The "Little Giant Deluxe Incubator with Fan Kit and Egg Turner." This kit includes the fan and egg turner all in one! I will be doing a comparison on my old style "Little Giant Still Air Incubator 9200," versus the new Deluxe Incubator style. I will go over the new features and digital thermometer with humidity readings. Stay tuned for our first hatching in this Deluxe Model Incubator 11300 as well!
Links to my Playlist "How to Hatch Chicken Eggs"
• How to Hatch Chicken Eggs
Items I use for hatching:
Deluxe Incubator Model 11300: amzn.to/36iTCNk
Little Giant Incubator with Egg Turner: amzn.to/3qk8x1d
Little Giant Incubator: amzn.to/3nPJim4
Egg Turner: amzn.to/3nJ6kLc
Little Giant Egg Candler: amzn.to/3bASok5
Incubator Thermometer: amzn.to/2XEv6S7
Digital Incubator Thermometer: amzn.to/38JRAHE
Egg Candler: amzn.to/3nJJdAj
Music: DJ Quads / aka-dj-quads

[@453421abcdefg12345]

That is a very nice incubator, it is very convenient to have all the goodies in one package, to have the temp/humid as well as the auto turner is a thing I have never seen on a "budget" incubator, this is going to make it so much easier to get good hatchings! Stay safe, and good luck with this one! Chris B.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Chris. I'm getting ready to fire it up for the first time. I'm going to try hatching turkey eggs for the first time. Stay safe as well,.

[@ledbetterfarms]

There's a fan in you old one, if it doesn't function you can probably find a replacement online and have 2 great incubators.

[@Carolbearce]

Can’t wait for the turkey eggs!

[@farmmom7140]

I'm excited, it will be my first time incubating turkey eggs. Thanks for watching!

[@carminepetracca7518]

wow. there is a lot of space in the incubator. turkey's sound good to me. yes, mike build another coop. whoo.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching!

[@gioknows]

What a wonderful product and such a great presentation. Cheers from Ottawa, Canada.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching! Cheers from Washington.

[@MikeKincaid79]

Nice job, looking forward to seeing what you get going in there. Do I need to build a second coop, haha.

[@farmmom7140]

Yes you do!!! Thanks for watching Mike!

[@theoverworkedgardener5648]

Mick go ahead and start a third one for the ostriches. Lol

[@camicri4263]

Hahaha Mike, hold your horses!

[@allykincaid3362]

You are so funny dad.

[@allykincaid3362]

Awesome video. I cant wait to see the turkey videos. Good luck with hatching turkeys!!!!!!!! :) :)

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Ally. Turkey time!!

[@allykincaid3362]

Ya!!!!!!!!

[@camicri4263]

Looks really good! Can't wait to see it in full swing! The only thing, I am not to fond of plastics they don't have such a long life. Hugs🤗💜

[@farmmom7140]

That's true about the plastic. I'm excited to start our next hatch! Thanks for watching Cami.

[@camicri4263]

@@farmmom7140 absolutely, I am existing to see how it works and see all the baby chicks.

[@zaviahopethomas-woundedsou9848]

That looks like fun!

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Zavia! I can't wait to start incubating turkey eggs..

[@sallyeblen7032]

Good luck!!

[@farmmom7140]

Thank you Sally! Thanks for watching.

[@jbid9999]

Thanks

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching!

[@theoverworkedgardener5648]

Almost looks like something that should be sent to the Moon to hatch chickens. For future settlers to have tons of chickens . Sorry I work too much today lol

[@MikeKincaid79]

I'll bet you could plumb a nice HVAC system into this thing, lol.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Mark! It's turkey time.....

[@theoverworkedgardener5648]

@@MikeKincaid79 but are you sure you want to pudding air conditioning system into a a chicken incubator that needs to be hot. Or are you talking about the heat side of the HVAC part 😂

[@theoverworkedgardener5648]

@@farmmom7140 is this the year of the turkey?

[@farmmom7140]

@@theoverworkedgardener5648 I definitely think so!

[@agirlandhercows501]

i can ot wait to see your first hatch!!

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching! Stay tuned!!

[@greenthumbelina7331]

Shellie, I'm looking forward to seeing some baby turkeys hatch out in that new incubator. Is there a difference in the hatching temperature between chicken eggs and turkey eggs? I'm just curious. When I was a kid, one of my mom or dad's first cousins owned a turkey farm that we visited occasionally. Of course, I don't know if they hatched their own turkey eggs or if they bought the chicks. I think Mike will need to build a much bigger brooder house and run for the turkeys! I will enjoy watching this new adventure. Stay safe and healthy, Kincaid family! ~Margie

[@farmmom7140]

Yes there is a difference! Chicken eggs take 21 days at 99.5 degrees and turkey eggs take 28 days at 99 degrees. Thanks for watching Margie.

[@emilykincaid9689]

nice video, it was really awesome!!!!!!!!!

[@farmmom7140]

Thank you so much 😀

[@pastorramirez5083]

Thanks for the video, really good video . But I have ? , how do you drop the humity ? Thanks.

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching! The easiest way to decrease humidity in an incubator is to simply open the air vents and remove water from the tray. (Just opening the vents might do the trick till your humidity reaches the point that your wanting). Good luck!

[@kristamansfield9870]

I have the same incubator. How do you control the humidity?

[@farmmom7140]

Thanks for watching Krista! At the beginning stages day 1-17 (depending on what your hatching) I control the humidity by adding small amounts of water at a time to get to the desired range that I want to be at. I start with a 1/2-1/4 cup. It also depends on the humidity in your home how frequent you'll need to add or not. At lockdown you'll want to fill all the trays up and even possibly add a clean wet sponge or washcloth to get a higher humidity. Good luck!