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Was going to try to do the cup method with a second egg too but read a little bit about mineral absorbtion from the shell. Calcium,manganese etc. ..think I'm going to abandon the cup method all together as neat as it would be. Might try your hole in the shell technique at a later date.

Sigh...broke the yolks on that double yokers turkey egg. I'm guessing that the yolks need to be intact?

Thanks eggbert420...I found his thread.

We got our first double yolk turkey egg this morning and want to incubate it but doing this in shell has many complications. I think this method would leave enough room for both embryo's to develop.

Would like to try this with a double yokers.

http://www.sciencealert.com/watch-a-chick-develop-and-hatch-outside-of-the-egg Has anyone tried this?

We got our first double yolk turkey egg this morning. Wanting to try to hatch it but worried about the complications. Has anyone tried this technique? Incubation out of the shell? http://www.sciencealert.com/watch-a-chick-develop-and-hatch-outside-of-the-egg

We decided to split them up into two pens and clip their wings...

I'm sure this has come up before but here goes...we had one Tom and three hens...we recently picked up another tom and two more hens. So we now have two Toms and five hens. They are all just shy of a year old and just beginning to mate. The Toms however are fighting to the point where we have...

from the pictures I have seen,it looks like we have one rusty brown hen and one chocolate hen.

I have been playing with the calculator...what a neat thing!

I agree..I don't believe it is an Auburn

So...our plan I guess for this year. We currently have a Ridley Bronze Tom with two Ridley Bronze hens and a pure Ridley hen..a Rusty Brown Tom with two Rusty Brown hens. The Ridley Bronze's will breed separate. Same for the Browns for the first hatch. The second hatch we are planning to switch...

Wow..this will definitely be an interesting year !!

Probably not going to be in a position to get rid of any poults this year. This will be a flock building year for us.

The funny thing is. ..our son's name is Rusty..hahaha

Oh wow..should be interesting to see what happens

We have a breeding trio so when we start hatching some out I will post more pictures.

Unofficially he is a rusty brown.