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They just seem to do better. I’m thinking perhaps cause they are longer in body. However, I’ve had some people tell me they have had luck hatching them in an upright position on the turner. It just doesn’t work well for me.

What's your Gage's at? Temp and humidity

Remember Mama Ducks do NOT hatch there babies in an upright position..

You can even lay them flat on the egg carton but if it was me, I would take the Egg carton out and lay them flat on the bottom of the bator, since you are already hand turning them, they will love you even more if they are flat..

Well I think they will be OK if you leave your settings at exactly what you have it at now. Don't Raise the humidity and leave the temp as is.. The only concern is you have them in an upright position. It's best to lay them flat.

OH YEH, most definitely I'm not sure if its because they are much larger then a chicken and can't get those little lungs to retain air properly or what But I have tried many many many times. You see I hatch out call ducks and they are known for being the Hardest to hatch". well not anymore for...

Well first of all Duck eggs should not be on a turner unless you have them laying flat, if you have them in an Upright position, that could be why you lost most of them not because they hatched early. Chickens can be on a turner in the upright position but not ducks. I have learned from...

If your humidity is at around 55 right now, then don't lock them down, just leave them, let them go threw the process. If you are keeping your humidity at around 30 or lower then just raise it up to 50-55 when your fixing to leave. Technically Lockdown is a simple word of "DON"T TOUCH". You...

What do you have the humidity at right now?

What kind of ducks are you talking about??

How early are you talking?