Im getting impatient! Help me out!

[Fisherlmiranda]

I let a brown African breed with my embden goose. She laid a cluch of eggs and has been sitting on it for 35 days. When should I take the eggs from her because they died or something. I figured they would have hatched by now. Shes really aggressive and wont let me even come close.

 

[casportpony]

Next time she leaves the nest, sneak in there and candle the eggs.

 

[Fisherlmiranda]

Next time she leaves the nest, sneak in there and candle the eggs.

I was thinking the same thing but she hasn't gotten up in 3 days

 

[casportpony]

Any way you can coax her out?

 

[FeatheredFriends&Horses2]

I wonder if there's any chance at all she could be hiding one or two little babies and that's why she hasn't moved?

 

[Miss Lydia]

You need to get her up so you can see what’s going on under her. Plus she needs to eat and drink.

 

[Fisherlmiranda]

You need to get her up so you can see what’s going on under her. Plus she needs to eat and drink.

Shes got food and water she hardly touches it. I guess shes getting up at night to eat and I just miss her. She was walking the yard for 10 minutes or so, going for a swim during the day. But she hasn't done that in 3 days.

 

[Miss Lydia]

And you see or hear no sign of life at all?

 

[LadyWolf44005]

Could you maybe install a super cheap camera to see if there is anything? Like thro the roof? (I know unrealistic. I am feeling stressed for you!)

 

[Miss Lydia]

I’d just climb in there and gently lift her up so you can see if anything is alive under her. Wear long sleeves and grab her neck so she can’t nip you. But if she has goslings under there and rotten eggs too and they explode bacteria is going to cover any babies plus she needs to feed an water them if they could be 3 days or more old.