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Incubating Goose Eggs for the first time
I usually use a Maglite, since it's so powerful, I don't have much trouble unless the eggs are dirty. -
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Incubating Goose Eggs for the first time
I've got spiders! Yes, they're tiny, barely visible ones, but still! Goslings! -
Incubating Goose Eggs for the first time
Thank you, I'll candle tonight. -
Incubating Goose Eggs for the first time
What day of the 'bation can you reliably candle goose eggs? -
Incubating Goose Eggs for the first time
Your geese look like they're wearing dresses, RURU! So cute! -
Incubating Goose Eggs for the first time
I got my goose eggs from a guy at my church. I asked him what kind they were and he said, "White ones." So who knows what they are. I looked at the pamphlet that came with the 'bator and it said geese take 28-34 days to hatch, so that's what I put on my calender. If anyone can narrow it down... -
Incubating Goose Eggs for the first time
They are supposed to hatch anywhere from the 24-30th. I will keep this updated! -
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Incubating Goose Eggs for the first time
Hi, I just got 4 goose eggs, and I was wondering about the incubation. I've heard alot about letting the eggs cool to room temp for 30 min every day, and misting them at the end of the 30 min. Do you do that from the beginning of the 'bation? Or do you start doing that later on?