Have you read Ralph Davis's recipe for breeding balls. It explains alot and like he says it works for him. Different things work for different people. I have keep mine at around 90 in the summer then around the first of November i drop my daytime temps to 85 and turn the night drop to 80. I keep it that way till the end of march. I rotate males through females starting the end of november. This gives my balls time to notice the temp change. I keep my males in for a for five days then give them the weekend off to eat and rest. I check for folicles about every two weeks and usually by March you have females ovulating.
I started the cooling down oct 1st then starting nov 1st introducing the male 2 on 2 off all the way until feb 15th noticed follicles and raised the temps back up to 90 day and 80ish at night. humidity is 50 to 60....Does this all sound correct?
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