Ok.Dirty is relative anyway.

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Ok.Dirty is relative anyway.
View attachment 2568186I have two bators going...one due to hatch in 10 days.
Oh my goodness, waterfowl eggs are a whole other story!If I didn’t set dirty-ish eggs, I would never set duck eggs ever. Lol. As long as they’re not cracked, wet for longer than a short period of time, and not like caked in manure, I scrape off the worst of it and set them anyway. I have washed eggs before but I find they dehydrate a lot faster and it’s hard to keep the humidity up in my incubators, so I just leave the really stuck stuff on them. Haven’t had a single rotten egg, except for a few stinky late dead quail, and those weren’t dirty, just hard to see into. Lol.
The mama chickens and mama ducks don't wash them. So...If I didn’t set dirty-ish eggs, I would never set duck eggs ever. Lol. As long as they’re not cracked, wet for longer than a short period of time, and not like caked in manure, I scrape off the worst of it and set them anyway. I have washed eggs before but I find they dehydrate a lot faster and it’s hard to keep the humidity up in my incubators, so I just leave the really stuck stuff on them. Haven’t had a single rotten egg, except for a few stinky late dead quail, and those weren’t dirty, just hard to see into. Lol.
There’s a quail breeding trio on my sun porch, and a window to it at my head. One o’ clock in the morning!!!!
Shipped eggs received in perfect timing and are set in the incubators! That makes 3 jam packed incubators!