Pheasant Supplies & Equipment – Incubators, Brooders, Feeders & More

The adjustable mounting options are probably the most interesting part of this feeder. Being able to choose the feeding height based on your birds and setup makes it much more flexible than a standard feeder sitting on the ground.

Having eight feeding ports gives more chickens a chance to eat at once instead of crowding around one opening. The raised ports are a thoughtful detail too, especially with chickens constantly scratching around their feeders.

An 80-pound capacity makes a big difference when you're feeding a larger flock. Fewer trips to refill the feeder, and the enclosed design helps keep feed protected between feeding times.

Cleaning a cabinet incubator this size can be quite a job, so having doors on both sides is a thoughtful detail. The adjustable trays are another plus, especially if you're hatching different types of poultry.

Having the setter trays above and hatching baskets below makes sense when you're working with eggs at different stages. The automatic turning and humidity control are especially useful when you've got multiple batches to keep track of.

The snap-together panels are a big plus if you don't want to spend a weekend building a coop. The removable litter tray and roof access for collecting eggs are nice touches too, especially for a smaller backyard flock.

The stand makes it possible to add a compatible run later without replacing the coop. That's worth considering if the flock might grow, though the run and chicken wire need to be purchased separately.

The snap-together panels are appealing for anyone who doesn't want to spend a weekend building a coop. No tools needed for the house and stand, although adding chicken wire is a separate job.

The removable litter tray is probably one of the most useful features here. Being able to collect eggs without having to climb inside the coop is another detail worth appreciating.

Getting the coop off the ground makes a lot of sense, especially in a yard that gets muddy after rain. The stairs give the chickens a way up, and the shaded space underneath is a nice extra.

Having four separate brooding levels in one stack is a sensible setup when you're raising chicks in batches. Each level has its own heater, feeder, and watering components, so everything has a designated place.

As someone with multiple hatches going at once, I needed a brooder system that would help me stay organized, maximize space, and make cleaning easier. The Hatching Time Brooder System has absolutely delivered.
I'll be honest... putting it together is a bit tedious and takes some time, but once it's assembled, the end result is well worth the effort. The design is clean, easy to maintain, and provides a much more organized setup than traditional brooders.
One thing that really stood out to me was the customer service. I was missing a part during assembly, reached out to Hatching Time, and they had the replacement on the way almost immediately. That level of support says a lot about a company.
With multiple hatches scheduled and more chicks arriving soon, this system has already helped me better utilize my space and streamline flock management. I can definitely see why so many breeders and hatchers recommend it.
The Hatching Time system has become a valuable addition to The Fluffed Crown Homestead, and I look forward to expanding it even further as our flock continues to grow. 🐣🐔🤍🌿

It was nice to be able to grown my own worms

Perfect size for selling Hatching and regular Quail eggs