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It depends I guess on what stage of incubation they are at, but I've lost power (in the winter) for 13 hours and still had a decent hatch, this was guinea eggs. Hopefully the weather will pass you by. Good luck.Not to change the subject here but everyone see what weathers coming eastward tonight out of the great plains? Winds 70 plus mph,hail 2-3" in size and heavy rains. I tried all day to locate a portable generator but no luck. Incubator has 3 trays overstuffed with pea eggs(close to 260 eggs) and if we lose power for 5-6 hours no hatch a longs for weeks. Just put 4 taupe eggs in Sunday nite from last weeks egg laying too. I'm dreading this!!
Moving her will stop her from brooding . the sent of a human will not stop a peahen from sitting, i exchange eggs with my hens all the time, i got a few of them gonna be hatching out goslings soon, i wonder how that will go.
I would [pull the eggs and set them under a broody or place them in the incubator if you have one, sounds like you are gonna loose the eggs to your dogs or worse a preditor
One of my hens on her goose eggs.