Thank you! I have an additional question, if I may. If we have a rooster in with our laying hens, can we still eat what I assume might be fertilized eggs, instead of trying to hatch them? I guess I'm wondering if we need to worry about separating our laying hens if we only want eggs for consumption.
We have 6 ringneck pheasants, 3 male, 3 female that we hatched late spring last year. One of the females just started laying eggs (yay!) and I think we'd like to save and incubate some, but I'm not educated enough. I'm in central Alberta so though we've had a warm week above 0, it drops below 0...
