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No, im saying all the eggs that belong to hens who have not mated with any roosters, all look unfertilized, and the one that had, looked fertilized.

It probably is. It has worked for me 100%, though. So its harder for me to believe it. Not saying its incorrect, though.

Interesting.

Wondering how its inaccurate, then? Im no expert when it comes to it, but i have never had a bullseye except from Darling, the only one who has ever mated with a rooster, and laid eggs in the flock. I have had my other chickens for longer then a year, but when Darling got mated, she suddenly...

You cannot have eggs fertilized without a rooster. Unless you got the eggs from a place that had a rooster and hen mate to lay the eggs. All look fertile.