*CHICKS are HERE!!!* Egg Candling Pics: Progression Though Incubation

[CountryJohn]

Thanks for the information

 

[Meleda3]

Great Pics! Thanks for sharing. I started my first incubator hatch project today with Turkey eggs. I hope I am as successful as you.

 

[countrychix]

Love this thread! We're on our second hatch now and you have so much information, I keep returning time and again. This is the best I have found anywhere. Thank you.

 

[MareeZoCool]

Awesome photos! Such cute fuzzy butts!

Thank you for sharing!

 

[suzpyoung]

This morning I set my second batch since having this wonderful information. I cannot tell you (again) how valuable it's been to me!!

 

[mandyp]

I'm new here & have just been reading everything here. I am so glad I saw those pics. I have never let my hens set before, & I have a little hen that is insanely broody. I let her set an egg 2 1/2weeks ago to pacify her. I candled it today & wasn't sure what I was seeing. It looked black & I thought the eggs was bad. i left it with her anyway.I'm glad I did. It matches your pics perfectly.. Thanks!!

 

[ducklover101202]

Awsome pictures! I am hatching duck eggs. It is day 12 tomorrow. Congrats on the hatch!

 

[Crazy Chicken Fever]

That is just AWESOME! Thanks for sharing. Beautiful photos, my little ones will really enjoy seeing these picutres.

 

[OMLET1237]

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A CHICKEN PUSHES IT'S EGGS AWAY??

:cd

 

[woods5string3]

Wow!

I am new to this. I am inqusitive to every aspect of chickens. This is enlightening. I have read a bit about candling. What is the best light, and best equipment for this procedure? I have at least one rooster, possibly two (not sure yet). Lisa and I are just trying to enjoy pet chickens, and whatever benefits they may have.

-Woody